The Hunger Blog

Ten years ago, we achieved the highest level of teamwork that I have ever seen. It was during that time that I was serving as the development director at the...

Residents along the eastern and southern coastlines know it’s never too early to prepare for hurricane season. With the 10-year anniversary of Hurricane Katrina approaching in a couple of weeks,...

According to Hunger in America 2014, a major research study Feeding America completed last year, 79 percent of the households we serve report purchasing inexpensive, unhealthy food to feed their...

Living in Illinois my entire life, I had no clue what summer in Southern Nevada meant. Triple-digit hot weather for consecutive days? Really? Well, I had the opportunity to check...

Apples store best at 30-40 degrees Fahrenheit. They ripen quickly if storage temperatures rise above 40 degrees and will freeze and become inedible if temperatures drop below 30 degrees. Keeping...

“Oh look, there is a crowd already waiting for us, “I said as we pulled into our first stop of this summer on the Lunch Express. We had several parents...

I’ve learned that being a dad is all about answering a continual barrage of questions. Especially in the summertime.Can we go to swimming?Can we go to the playground?                                                                                                                                                                         ...

Summer is a time of fun and excitement for many children, but for the more than 22 million children who rely on free or reduced-price school meals during the school...

The most recent data charting senior hunger are shocking: in America today, an astounding 15.5 percent of seniors risk not getting the sustenance they require. That’s nearly 10 million people...