The Hunger Blog

Growing up in Los Angeles, Angel Espinoza had few opportunities to connect with his Native American heritage.A member of the Kumeyaay tribe from the San Pasqual Reservation, Angel spent much...

For many families, Thanksgiving is a time to gather around the table and enjoy familiar traditions. But with grocery costs stretching household budgets, preparing a holiday meal can bring added...

Hurricane Isaias impacted the Gulf Coast as a powerful category 2 hurricane. Learn how the Feeding America network is responding, and how you can help ensure communities impacted by disasters...

Across the country, young people are stepping up to address hunger in their communities—and Feeding America Youth Ambassadors are leading the way. Turning their passion for ending hunger into creative,...

Across South Florida, Paco Velez is seeing more families turn to their communities for help putting food on the table.Paco is the president and CEO of Feeding South Florida, a...

Friends and family know Nyx by another name: "Mama Bear.""I'm fiercely protective of my children," she said. "I'm proud to be called their mom and I just couldn't be prouder...

Carl "Hollywood" Davis spent four years serving in the U.S. Army. Today, years after leaving the military, he still considers himself to be serving others.Only now, that service looks a...

For 13-year-old Roman, warmer days are best spent in the water.“I love going to the pool in the summer,” he said. “I love swimming in the ocean, going to the...

For Johnny Calles, family is everything. “We’re really big on family. So, a lot of the things we do, we do together,” Johnny said. “I take one look at my...

When Angela started volunteering at her local food bank in California in March 2020, she wasn’t thinking about a career path. Like many people at the time, she was looking...