Hunger relief

Uncovering critical needs in one South Carolina community

Stepped-up meal assistance for seniors during the coronavirus helped create a roadmap for solving longer-term problems in one South Carolina community.

A safe haven for frontline families

Boys & Girls Clubs of Manatee County opens its doors to help emergency and healthcare workers.

By the numbers: food insecurity in South Florida

The creative ways the area’s largest hunger-relief organization is meeting the needs of its community

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Preparing the communities of Southern Maine, now and into the future

Maine’s Preble Street is housing and feeding more members of the community than ever before

Mobilizing a network of workers to deliver food aid

The Houston Food Bank mobilizes workers from the community to safely distribute a million pounds of food a day.

When tourism took a pause in Florida, food needs rose

When tourism took a pause in Florida, Feeding Tampa Bay stepped up its work of helping feed those in need.

In New York City, a leader in food assistance keeps delivering

As the nation’s largest food rescue operation, City Harvest turns to new sources to meet the needs of hungry New Yorkers.

Getting people back to work—and helping food banks in the process

Get Shift Done is an initiative out of North Texas using a $725,000 grant from Bank of America to help unemployed restaurant workers ramp up meal production.

Second Harvest fights hunger by serving almost 58 million meals throughout Florida every year

Second Harvest is bridging the hunger gap in Florida by serving nearly 500,000 people annually.

Hot meals and jobs for local communities

World Central Kitchen is supporting communities across the U.S. by helping out of work chefs do what they do best: feed those in need.