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Schuylkill Community Action included in grants for foodbanks, soup kitchens totaling $1.6M across state - Vimarsana News

Schuylkill Community Action included in grants for foodbanks, soup kitchens totaling $1.6M across state

More than $1.6 million was awarded to 40 food banks, pantries, shelters and soup kitchens across Pennsylvania through The Emergency Food Assistance Program Reach and Resiliency Grants, Agriculture Secretary Russell

Idaho Foodbank to hold campaign raising funds for backpack and school pantry programs - Vimarsana News

Idaho Foodbank to hold campaign raising funds for backpack and school pantry programs

POCATELLO — The Idaho Foodbank is recognizing September as Back to School Month as part of an effort to support kids all over Idaho who are experiencing hunger. The Back

Idaho Foodbank holding campaign to raise funds for backpack and school pantry programs - Vimarsana News

Idaho Foodbank holding campaign to raise funds for backpack and school pantry programs

POCATELLO — The Idaho Foodbank is recognizing September as Back to School Month as part of an effort to support kids all over Idaho who are experiencing hunger. The Back

139,020 Kentuckians face food insecurity in the Heartland, new data shows - Vimarsana News

139,020 Kentuckians face food insecurity in the Heartland, new data shows

The latest Map the Meal Gap data from Feeding America shows that 139,020 people in Feeding America, Kentucky’s Heartland’s (FAKH) 42-county service area were food insecure in 2021.

Oneida County Food Coalition initiative promotes hunger awareness - Vimarsana News

Oneida County Food Coalition initiative promotes hunger awareness

Food insecurity is a persistent concern among Oneida County residents, and local nonprofits are striving to address the issue.