The Hunger Blog

Storm victim finds help, and purpose, at a Houston food bank | New York TimesWhen a disaster hits, an entire community may not know where their next meal is coming...

The non-stop news cycle and constant connection to the chaos through social media can leave me feeling emotionally drained and convinced that the internet is the cause for our modern...

During this time of the year, farmers across the country gather crops that they have carefully cultivated for months. While much of their harvest is purchased by grocery stores and...

For Matt West, farming runs in the family. Starting with his great-great-grandparents, every generation in his family has farmed small plots of land, so it was only natural he would...

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...

Why paying for nutrition saves money on health care | TIMEHunger does not exist in a vacuum. With 58% of households served by the Feeding America network reporting at least...

Right on Lake Michigan, Traverse City, Michigan, is a classic resort town. Beautiful homes line the shores and a quaint downtown welcomes millions of visitors annually. But like every community...

One of America’s biggest food banks just cut junk food by 84 percent in a year | NPR’s The SaltHealthy bodies and minds require nutritious meals at every age. But...

Updated September 26, 2017We know now that Hurricane Maria has devastated much of Puerto Rico. Widespread power, phone and internet outages continue to create communication challenges. Fuel shortages and road...