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Empty Bowls 2025 Poster Contest
Entry Guidelines: The contest is open to artists of any age – students through adult ...
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Meet Sissy
Meet Sissy Big things are on the horizon for Sissy. She’s hoping to become an ...
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Scouting for Food 2024
Area Scouts Set to Gather Food for Local Families Nearly a thousand local Scouts are ...
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Fall 2024 Newsletter
Feeding Ouachita Parish: Patsy Our neighbors who experience food insecurity often make sacrifices when choosing ...
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How to help this Hunger Action Month
What is Hunger Action Month? Hunger Action Month is a nationwide campaign led by Feeding ...
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Newk’s Food Bank Fundraiser
Eat at Newk’s Eatery this September to support the Food Bank’s hunger-relief efforts! To help ...
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Louisiana Ranks No. 1 in Senior Food Insecurity
Monroe, LA – The need for food assistance among seniors is on the rise. New ...
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Summer 2024 Newsletter
Feeding Jackson Parish Linda is a retired seamstress but still enjoys using her creativity in ...
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Local Hunger Increases
Local hunger rises amidst high food costs A new study shows an estimated one in ...
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Stamp Out Hunger 2024
Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive Returns Saturday, May 11 Monroe, LA – The National Association ...
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2024 Spring Newsletter
Feeding Our Neighbors — Meet Dorothy Dorothy is retired and spends her days watching her ...
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Volunteer Spotlight: Fredna
“I love helping kids and seniors who may not have enough to eat,” said Fredna. ...
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