Even though hunger is a widespread problem in this country, it is solvable.
We believe we can start by working to strengthen and expand the federal food safety net, and foster effective collaborations between the public and private sectors. Look through this section to learn more about the programs and initiatives we support.
Originally intended to serve low-income mothers in need, this program now also serves infants, children and seniors. Learn more about the Commodity Supplemental Food Program.
This government program provides hunger relief to Americans in need of emergency support for a limited time. Learn more about the Emergency Food Assistance Program.
During the summer months, when school is not in session, many school-aged children of low-income families are faced with hunger. Summer Programs can help provide up to two meals and snacks to children in need. Learn more about the Summer Food Service Program.
There are millions of Americans who rely on SNAP (formerly named the Food Stamp Program) regularly or in times of emergency and economic hardship. Learn more about SNAP.