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Feeding America CEO Claire Babineaux-Fontenot with Alizay, Emaan and their parents.

Sisters make lemonade stand donation to Feeding America with a little help from community

It was always 11-year-old Alizay Kashif’s dream to have a successful lemonade stand. So, in late June, she and her 16-year-old sister Emaan decided to set one up outside their home...
By Paul Morello on
July 19, 2019
Rice and beans on a plate.

How to work more frugal meals into your weekly menu

By Erin Chase on
July 16, 2019
When money gets to be tight, there’s one place you can make significant changes quickly to help with the dollar pinch. That place would be your grocery line item on...
Food bank volunteer unloading produce from truck

Summer Volunteer Jobs for Teens at Food Banks

By Paul Morello on
June 18, 2019
For teens, figuring out how to stay busy during the summer can be challenging. Some teens may be too young to get a job but too old for summer camp. And...
Volunteer
Mother and daughter volunteering at a food distribution site.

The benefits of a device-free family meal

By Olivia Thoelke on
June 11, 2019
For many of us, weekdays fly by in a blur of getting kids ready for activities, rushing to work, and running a variety of errands or chores around the house....
Jamese at community food program with pear

Three exciting reasons we partner with Red Nose Day

By Allison Weber on
May 21, 2019
For five years, Red Nose Day has helped Feeding America move closer to realizing our vision of a hunger-free America. These are just three of the reasons that we are...
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Using your phone to fight food waste

By Allison Weber on
May 13, 2019
As restaurants and grocery stores offer more fresh, healthy options and look for ways to conserve the environment, Feeding America is testing new methods to rescue that food when it’s...
Food Waste
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'We're a great team:' Mom and son rise to fight hunger together

By Paul Morello on
May 9, 2019
Mothers are incredible. And In some cases, on top of all the amazing things moms do, they also face hunger. In honor of Mother’s Day, we’re sharing the inspiring story...
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Using Your Phone to Fight Food Waste

By Allison Weber on
May 7, 2019
As restaurants and grocery stores offer more fresh, healthy options and look for ways to conserve the environment, Feeding America is testing new methods to rescue that food when it’s...
Elderly woman waiting in line at food bank with cart

Extra produce distributions spark change in rural Indiana

May 2, 2019
In much of North Central Indiana, farmland stretches as far as the eye can see.During the summer, seas of gold-tipped corn sway in the breeze. With all that agriculture, produce...
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Reducing food waste one banana at a time

By Tori Waite on
April 29, 2019
Whether you eat bananas as a grab-and-go treat or an ingredient in a smoothie – they are delicious and packed with nutrients.Even though bananas are so popular, they are rarely...
Food Waste

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