The Hunger Blog

Recently, the House Agriculture Committee voted to advance the most consequential food policy bill in our country. H.R. 2 – The Agriculture and Nutrition Act of 2018 (the Farm Bill)...

Camila Alves was born and raised in Brazil to a family of farmers. Her upbringing helped her form a strong connection to not only food, but also charity work. Now,...

Through my time at Feeding America, I’ve interviewed hundreds of mothers struggling to provide for their children during difficult times. It’s been humbling to see mothers always putting their children...

As a volunteer for the Luke 3:11 Share Center – a food pantry served by Northern Illinois Food Bank – Rachel Fahrenbach was excited about the prospect of hosting a...

Reducing food waste in the kitchen, like most things, is all about creating good habits. Food waste isn't just about tossing your leftovers or buying more than you can eat,...

Imagine this: You love being a teacher because you get to help kids in your community reach their full potential. You are pouring everything you have into the children you...

On March 22, the CEO of Second Harvest Food Bank of Metrolina, a city council member, police officer, chef, and other community leaders gathered around a homemade wooden picnic table...

For a week each March, thousands of people participate in the American phenomenon known as spring break, an annual vacation often associated with sand, sun, relaxation, and fun. Many spring...

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...