In a world of plenty, no one should worry about where their next meal comes from. Prior to the COVID-19 crisis, more than 37 million Americans, including 11 million children, lived in food-insecure households. Worldwide, 736 million people live in extreme poverty. Here, you’ll learn how our partner schools and entrepreneurs are serving those in need while empowering underserved communities to find their own solutions and bootstrap their way out of poverty.
Berea College Program Serves Thousands of Free Nutritious Meals Three Days a Week to Children in Need
A partnership between Berea College, Grow Appalachia, the USDA and the Kentucky Department of Education, Berea Kids Eat also helps keep local restaurants in business while supporting area farmers.
President's Executive Order Will Provide More Federal Aid for Anti-Hunger Nonprofits
President Biden has directed FEMA to increase its share of funds supporting nonprofit/restaurant partnerships that address food insecurity, ensuring more free meals can be delivered to people in need while also saving jobs for restaurant employees.
UVA Pediatric Team Works to Bring Fresh, Healthy Foods to Families in Need
A food insecurity project, spearheaded by UVA pediatric surgeon Dr. Jeffrey Gander in partnership with Local Food Hub's Fresh Farmacy program, also aims to help combat childhood obesity.
Berry College Partners With Homeless Shelter to Train Urban Farmers
Berry College's environmental science and studies students will also work alongside shelter residents in the gardens and farm to provide fresh produce for the shelters’ dinners.
LMU Students Lead Drive to Help Address Food Insecurity During the Holidays
Lincoln Memorial University students donated a total of 1,561 cans and 77 decorated Thanksgiving meal boxes in a late-November food drive for Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week.
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