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Food insecurity on the rise in Northeast Tennessee | Appalachian Highlands - Vimarsana News

Food insecurity on the rise in Northeast Tennessee | Appalachian Highlands

Local food insecurity is at its highest point in the last 20 years. The data shows that approximately 16.8%, or 87,250 people in Northeast Tennessee, are food insecure. That number includes 18,630 children. The average cost per meal in Second Harvest’s eight county service area is roughly $4.04.

Meal Gap study shows increasing food insecurity across Tippecanoe County - Vimarsana News

Meal Gap study shows increasing food insecurity across Tippecanoe County

TIPPECANOE COUNTY, Ind. (WLFI) — Feeding America's latest Meal Gap study shows an increase in food insecurity across North and Central Indiana as well as Tippecanoe County.

Source: wlfi.com
Food drive upcoming as food insecurity numbers on rise - Vimarsana News

Food drive upcoming as food insecurity numbers on rise

Amid rising numbers facing food insecurity in Nebraska according to a report from Feeding America, the Platte County Food Pantry will once again host the Can Care-A-Van on June 12.

Guest Opinion: Hall County families face hunger crisis as food insecurity rises - Vimarsana News

Guest Opinion: Hall County families face hunger crisis as food insecurity rises

Nearly 268,000 Nebraskans, including 9,280 in Hall County, are now faced with not knowing how they’ll afford their next meal.

2 LI Food Banks Among Beneficiaries Of Tri-State Food Drive - Vimarsana News

2 LI Food Banks Among Beneficiaries Of Tri-State Food Drive

2 LI Food Banks Among Beneficiaries Of Tri-State Food Drive - Hauppauge, NY - The one-day drive, with NBC/Telemundo and Stop & Shop, will benefit eight food banks in the Tri-State area, including two on Long Island.

Source: patch.com