Sight-Impaired And Service-Minded
Students from the Tennessee School of the Blind gain valuable skills while volunteering to help those struggling with hunger in our community.
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Spotting Child Hunger
The hard reality is that one in six children in our community is food insecure – unsure of when or where their next meal will come from. Despite the many signs, it is very difficult to spot child hunger.
Working Family Struggles to Put Food on the Table
Just coming off her night shift at a local gas station, Hannah Williams, 19, and her brother Greg, 18, arrived around 7:45 a.m. to get in line early for the Mobile Pantry distribution at St. Philips Episcopal Church in Donelson. Hannah says her family has been going through a rough patch and they need some help.
Jackson Takes Action to End Senior Hunger
Sherry, like many seniors in Tennessee, lives on a fixed income – forced to make the tough choice between paying for groceries or paying for medical bills.
Lee Company Fuels the Fight Against Hunger
Lee Company’s Vans4Cans food drive has collected nearly 200,000 pounds of food!
Taking Action in a New Town
Gini and Tim volunteer to connect with their new neighbors. “This was a way for us to see the real Nashville, not just the Music City side.”
First Tennessee Takes Action to End Hunger
First Tennessee distributed more than 24,000 meals to 200 families by hosting a Mobile Pantry in Joelton.
Delta Dental and Farm Bureau Health Plans Team Up to Take Action this September
September is Hunger Action Month – a time for communities and companies to partner together in the fight against hunger.
Kroger Takes Action Against Hunger with #ZeroHungerZeroWaste Donation Challenge
More than 40 percent of food produced in the U.S. goes uneaten, yet 1 in 8 Middle and West Tennesseans
