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.
This Florida Nonprofit Serves Pet Owners Who Can't Afford Veterinary Care
Created by Sullivan Foundation corporate partner Renasant Bank, this heartwarming "Heartland Stories" video tells the story of St. Francis Pet Care in Gainesville.
University of the Cumberlands Students Fill Backpacks With Food for Hungry Kids
Program volunteers fill 900 backpacks a week with non-perishable food items for students in Knox and Whitley counties.
Erskine College Students Package 11,000-Plus Meals in Three Hours to Feed the Hungry
“It is awesome to see students give up their time to serve people they will never meet," said event organizer Iris Gadsden.
Alice Lloyd College Professor Leads Program to Help Food-Insecure Children in Knott County, Kentucky
When Denise Jacobs learned that local school children were saving their lunch food for hungry siblings at home, she launched Power Up for Nutrition program.
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