The Hunger Blog

When at their best, a Starbucks location can be a hub in the community, a center of activity and connection, conversation and coffee. As a long term resident of San...

As a family-owned company, Red Gold was founded on the idea of helping to supply food for the troops in 1942, and four generations later, we are continuing our commitment...

Chattanooga Area Food Bank created a new delivery model called PEP, Produce Empowerment Program. This model creates less waste at food banks, pantries and meal programs. Watch the video below...

Since the threat of Hurricane Matthew emerged, Feeding America and member food banks in its path prepared to respond. We prepositioned truckloads of disaster-relief boxes in susceptible communities prior to...

Food symbolizes sustenance, community and life. It’s more than just a simple lunch or dinner—it matters how, where and with whom these nutrients are shared. And fighting hunger is more...

The Child Hunger Corps is a national service program designed to increase the capacity and capability of food banks to execute programs targeted towards the alleviation of child hunger. The...

As a mom of two young kids, I am constantly amazed by the numerous (and sometimes daunting) opportunities I have each day to teach them. Some are big milestones – my...

The news that is coming out of Louisiana is devastating. Heavy rainfall has created historic flooding in the region with no immediate relief in sight. Thousands of people have been...

I had the pleasure of visiting both a summer program at Cornerstone Park serving parents and children meals as well as a BackPack distribution at Northern Illinois Food Bank’s partner...