The Hunger Blog

As a mom, one of my greatest joys is watching my kids thrive — it’s something every family deserves. Unfortunately, millions of children are struggling to learn and grow because...

According to the U.S. Census of Agriculture, Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders comprise less than 1 percent of the farming population. More than 95 percent of full-time farm operators in the...

A bulging stomach. A boney frame. That’s what many people imagine when they think about the impact of hunger on the body. And it’s true, extreme hunger and malnourishment can...

The coronavirus pandemic changed so much in our lives, from where we work to how we buy our groceries. For hardworking families across America, the economic impact of the pandemic...

As harsh winter weather blankets much of the United States in ice, snow and cold temperatures, Feeding America and food banks across the country are responding to ensure our neighbors...

While many food banks and food pantries still welcome volunteers with extra safety measures, some of us may prefer to help from the comfort of our home. Becoming a virtual...

Honoring the Contributions of America’s Indigenous PeopleNovember is Native American Heritage Month – one of many times to acknowledge the experiences and contributions of Native Americans. While the list of contributions is long,...

What’s Happening?In just over two months, the Gulf Coast and the Southeast have been devastated by four powerful hurricanes.The most recent storm, Hurricane Zeta, moved across the Southeast on Thursday, October...

As the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic continues across the United States, more school districts are closing – and that means children who normally eat free or reduced-price meals at school no...