Project Isaiah, the Jewish community’s annual High Holidays food and fund drive benefiting the Community Food Bank, begins on Monday, Sept. 8, and will continue through Friday, Oct. 17. With resource centers in Amado, Green Valley, Nogales, and Tucson, the Community Food Bank provides food assistance in five Southern Arizona counties, working with 400 community partners, including 250 food distribution partners. The drive is an opportunity for the Jewish community to have a powerful impact for good on the well-being of the greater Tucson community, notes Randi Levin, JPSA impact and engagement coordinator. Donations to Project Isaiah will help Southern Arizonans in need, like Alisa, who says, “I want a better future for my kids. The Food Bank has shown me that.”Read more inspiring stories of courage and compassion at communityfoodbank.org/VOICES.