Harvesters’ Grocery Store Recovery program partners community food pantries with local retailers to rescue food from going to waste. The items donated
At least once a week for the past two years, Terry Oles has rolled out of his bed in a cozy downtown
Don McClain is, in the volunteering world, what you’d call a “long-timer”. In his late 80s, he has been volunteering with Harvesters
There is only one place for neighbors to buy groceries in Sabetha, a rural Kansas town that is home to fewer than
Housing instability is one of the root causes of food insecurity, and, sadly, more than 650,000 people in the United States were
Meet Sarah Wittrock, our Volunteer Engagement Center (VEC) manager. She oversees the team that equips our volunteers with the knowledge and tools
Our partnership with FosterAdopt Connect began shortly after they opened their doors in 1998 to provide foster and adoptive children a stable,
Food insecurity is one of many challenges that Native Americans face in the modern world, so our partners at the Kansas City
According to the USDA, neighbors living in rural communities like Pomona, Kansas, are at higher risk of experiencing food insecurity compared to
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