November 22, 2019

Patachou Foundation Creates New Fellowship For High School Students


Terri Dee
Patachou Foundation Executive Director Matthew Feltrop - Photo courtesy of the Patachou Foundation

Patachou Foundation Executive Director Matthew Feltrop

Photo courtesy of the Patachou Foundation

The Patachou Foundation aims to serve healthy, fresh meals to food insecure children in the city, and it is now creating a program designed for high school students. WFYI’s Terri Dee talks with Executive Director Matthew Feltrop about current services and the new fellowship.

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