The Hunger Blog

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...

Hunger in America is a serious problem. One that, unfortunately, many people don’t seem to care a lot about. Because of this, we created a new public service announcement (PSA)...

Twenty-five years ago, Bea Mott, a retired secretary to two former presidents of Michigan State University (MSU) noticed a problem. Some of the students she worked with weren’t getting enough...

If anyone is used to cold weather, it’s the residents of Alaska’s arctic regions. Winters there can span from September to April, see only 4 to 5 hours of sunlight...

The U.S. can no longer hide from its deep poverty problem | New York Times41 million Americans struggle with hunger, a number nearly equal to the 40.6 million officially living...

Until recently, Aileen rarely got to enjoy some of her favorite foods. A simple lunch – such as a peanut butter and jelly sandwich – may have been out of...

The new year gives us an opportunity to reset. A much-needed chance to shake our bad habits and shift our perspectives. In 2018, we hope you join us in resolving...