The Hunger Blog

In the heart of South-Central Los Angeles, a community often defined by its resilience, there's a narrative of transformation and hope unfolding through the dedicated efforts of Judy Starr at...

It’s 5 a.m. on a cold, wintry morning. Snow is blowing outside, and your phone rings. It’s the call parents dread, and kids celebrate: the automated message from your child’s...

Are you looking for a gift to give to a family member or friend? Are you hoping to give a gift that helps make a difference for people facing hunger?...

Growing up, my brother and I went to public school. We were pretty normal kids; we loved playing with our friends and running around at recess. And at lunchtime, we...

Ralph Deane and his son Michael loved to volunteer every year at the Thanksgiving Angels holiday distribution. “We’d be unloading turkeys all day,” Michael said. “At the end of the night,...

For the past 20 years, I’ve focused my career on helping people gain access to food, programs and resources that will help enrich their lives. One thing I’ve learned is...

Land, legacy, history and food. Every day, Jesse is putting those pieces together to help build a better community in the Waianae region of Oahu, Hawaii.“I grew up in Waianae...

For Eric Cooper, CEO of the San Antonio Food Bank, providing pet food alongside the food bank's regulation offerings of healthy, nutritious food for local families is all about keeping...

What’s Happening?Hurricane Idalia made landfall in the Big Bend region of Florida on Wednesday, August 30 as a category 3 storm, with winds forecast to reach 125 mph. The National...