Elyse Bell: “I want to be a part of the solution to hunger”
From packing food boxes in the warehouse to distributing food to clients at Mobile Pantries, one volunteer works to fight hunger in West Tennessee.
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Working Together to Fight Hunger
Second Harvest is partnering with various community organizations and businesses to ensure our Middle and West Tennessee have access to the food they need
Jackson County Family Appreciates Your Generosity
Now retired and nearing 80, Virginia and Charles are struggling to provide for themselves and their son Donny Ray, who has special needs.
Kirsten Shares Her Gratitude
Kirsten lives in Smithville with four people who also have disabilities. She makes the long drive to Woodbury to bring home enough nutritious food for everyone.
Countless older adults like Michael are giving thanks for you right now
Your support has made a significant difference in Michael’s life — and helps share hope with other people who are struggling in the wake of the pandemic.
Partnership Provides Warm Meals to Neighbors in Need
Each Tuesday night through April 27, the Salvation Army will serve a warm meal prepared by Second Harvest at four of their locations in Davidson and Rutherford Counties.
Tornado Response: One Year Later
In the early morning hours of March 3, 2020, deadly and devasting tornadoes tore through Nashville and the surrounding area. The impact would be felt for months to come.
It’s Registered Dietitian Day!
In honor of National Dietitian Day (RD) and as part of Nutrition Month, we are highlighting Second Harvest Food Bank’s own RD, Caroline Pullen.
