Feeding America

The Face Of Hunger Isn't What It Used To Be

Nancy Lyons from Feeding Westchester shares how different food insecurity looks today.
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Thousands Of Military Families Struggling With Food Insecurity

As many as 29% of troops in the most junior enlisted ranks faced food insecurity during the previous year, according to Feeding America.
By Ashraf Khalil, AP

These Friends Invested Their Life Savings To Feed Their Community

The Underground Kitchen Community First feeds thousands each week. Here's how Micheal Sparks and Kate Houck got it started and made it thrive.
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Here's Our Guide To The Brands Giving Back This Giving Tuesday

Here's how your holiday shopping can make a difference.
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Coronavirus Pandemic Prompts Spike In Demand For Food Pantries

Just as demand is skyrocketing, however, many of the food banks’ sources are drying up.
By Teresa M. Walker and Elana Schor, AP

I Volunteered At 200 Food Banks Across The U.S. Here’s What I Learned About Hunger In America.

I realized I had no idea how many hungry people there were all around us.
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The White House Budget Would Increase Hunger Across America

We need to find opportunities to strengthen, not dismantle, programs that help low-income families.
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Hunger In Rural America Is Less Visible, But Just As Pressing

The nation's hungriest counties are predominantly rural, according to new research.
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Reflections On Mother's Day

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Some Poor U.S. Teens Trade Sex For Food Because They're So Desperate For A Meal

Researchers say they aren't even sure how many teens resort to these extreme measures.
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