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The distribution was held during Hunger Action Month, an annual September campaign that unites neighbors, volunteers, and advocates to ensure kids, families and seniors have the food resources they need to thrive.
Lake Cares, a Second Harvest feeding partner, played its part by organizing a mobile distribution that provided enough food for more than 33,000 meals to 6...
“There’s a senior population that’s big and steady, and there’s a lot of silent hunger in that group. Some don’t drive or have family, and we have to find a way to get to them. There is a lot of homelessness in the area, and it is a fast-growing area of Central Florida.”
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Hispanic Heritage Month and Hunger Action Month overlap on the calendar and in many other ways. Food is central to many cultures, but it is more than a meal. Food represents love, family, community and tradition. Meet three Central Floridians who are honoring their heritage and playing their part to fight hunger.
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Across the country, families are feeling the pressure of rising food costs and tight budgets. That’s why this Hunger Action Month, as part of the Feeding America network, Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida, is reminding the community that it takes all kinds of people and actions coming together to fight hunger.
The annual September campaign unites neighbors,...
Wanting to increase access to nutritious food for college students is not just motivated by its importance for learning, but also because there is a high concentration of lower incomes and food insecurity among the student population.
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