The Hunger Blog

What's Happening?The South and the Midwest are reeling from multiple, devastating tornadoes over the weekend. The tornadoes caused widespread destruction and injury in Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi, Arkansas, Missouri, and Illinois....

The holidays may look different for some of us this year. However, as COVID variants continue to provide uncertainty this holiday, it may be time to introduce some new traditions...

For many, the holidays are filled with celebrations, traditions, and meals with family. But for people facing hunger, the holidays may look very different.  Instead of looking forward to gathering...

“My name is Te3oo Niibeisei, which means Singing Crane Woman.”Jacqueline White always introduces herself first in Arapaho, and then in English. For Jacqueline, the traditional greeting is just one way she’s...

Co-Author: Eric Meredith, Intercultural Competency Consultant, Feeding AmericaNovember is Native American Heritage Month, where we celebrate the many cultures, histories, and contributions of our country’s first Americans. One of the...

During Native American Heritage Month, Feeding America is elevating the voices and stories of Native American leaders throughout the food bank network, and the incredible work they’re doing to feed...

Food banks work with local farmers to provide fresh, local produce to people facing hunger and rescue food that would otherwise go to waste. Sometimes, food banks go directly to...

Food and family are often inseparable. Recipes are passed down from generation to generation. It becomes a rite of passage and an honor to learn grandma’s “secret” ingredient to her...

During Hispanic Heritage Month, Feeding America is sharing the stories of Latino leaders from food banks and their partners across the country.My name is Irene. I’ve been working at Sul...