The Hunger Blog

Hurricane Florence devastated communities across North Carolina and South Carolina. Widespread flooding and power outages left hundreds of thousands of families in desperate need of help. There is no doubt...

It’s hard to believe it has been a year since Hurricane Harvey unleashed its wrath on Texas, devastating areas of Houston and beyond. The storm hurt millions – leaving many...

June marked the beginning of the Atlantic hurricane season and experts predict that 2018 may be another tumultuous year for storms. Over the past several months, Feeding America has been...

A young wife and mother, Sylvia Rosado, is doing everything she can to help her family move on in the wake of Hurricane Maria. “Our neighborhood was one of the...

On Wednesday, September 20, Maria made direct landfall on Puerto Rico as a powerful category 4 hurricane with 150 mph winds. By all accounts, it was the fifth-strongest storm ever to...

It is hard to prepare yourself to visit a community that has been devastated by disaster. The week after Hurricane Harvey hit, I went to Houston to help Feeding America...

Americans are seeing extreme weather tear through their communities more often, leaving a wake of destruction and the urgent need to rebuild. We’ve already seen it this year, as strong...

It came with almost no warning. On Monday, November 28, deadly wildfires struck Gatlinburg, a popular mountain resort city in East Tennessee. “When we woke up Tuesday morning and learned...

Feeding America member food banks have distributed more than 3 million pounds of food, water and cleaning supplies in communities impacted by Hurricane Matthew since the disaster hit one month...