This Announcement Commemorates the Foundation's Expansion Outside of Connecticut July 9, 2025 -- Feeding Families Foundation , a nonprofit working to eliminate hospital food insecurity for the parents of hospitalized children suffering from critical illnesses,...
NEW HAVEN, CT [May 28, 2025]— The State of Connecticut is proud to serve as a leading sponsor of the inaugural Strength in Numbers Fashion Show, a one-night-only philanthropic event that blends pizza, fashion, and community purpose to combat food insecurity....
On Sunday, April 27, 2025, the Pine Orchard Yacht & Country Club in Branford, Connecticut, hosted the “Broadway Magic Hour” fundraiser. Organized by Phil & Lois DeLise for Feeding Families Foundation, the event combined mesmerizing performances with a...
Feeding Families Foundation, Inc. (FFF), a nonprofit working to eliminate hospital food insecurity for the parents of hospitalized children suffering from critical illnesses, today announced that it held its Second Annual Winter Virtual Golf Classic: Fore! Families of...
Following up with a previous post about the differences between a fellow, resident and attending, we wanted to highlight the differences between Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs), Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs), and Registered Nurses (RNs). Parents of hospitalized...
At Feeding Families Foundation, we believe in the power of community. Over the last year, we’ve witnessed how local partnerships can transform lives, especially for families caring for a critically ill child. Today, we are thrilled to share details about our special...
Understanding the various healthcare professionals involved in a child's care can help parents better navigate their child's hospital stay and ensure effective communication and collaboration. When our daughter received her initial diagnosis, we felt inundated by the...
In the medical field, the terms "fellow," "resident," and "attending" refer to different levels of training and responsibility among doctors. Parents of hospitalized children will interact with all of these providers and it can be difficult to remember the...
When parents are caring for their critically ill child in the hospital, the stress and emotional toll can be overwhelming. Amidst the chaos and worry, food can offer more than just physical sustenance—it can provide crucial psychological and emotional benefits. 1....
Caring for a child in the hospital is an intensely demanding experience, both emotionally and physically. Managing your own stress and mental health during this time is crucial, not just for your well-being but also to maintain your ability to care for your child...
Together, we can make an impact in the lives of families caring for their child— one hospital at a time.