FoodCorps Arizona Radio Diaries: Jenn Diggs, Tucson

Jenn reflects on how family and community are intertwined, and how they inspire her service and students in Tucson.

By Sam Turner, FoodCorps Arizona Fellow — June 13, 2016

In this episode, we meet Jenn Diggs serving in Tucson with the Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona’s farm to child program. Jenn reflects on how family and community are intertwined, and how they inspire her service and students. Listen to learn more about Jenn’s drive to bring people together around good food.

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