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Teresa used to take her family once a month to a local church—part of Harvesters’ network—for food assistance.
“That food was such a blessing to my family when I was getting less than $200 a month from my job and food stamps combined,” she said. “Harvesters helped me get back on my feet.”
Sadly, stories like Teresa’s unfold across our community every day.
Forty percent of households turning to Harvesters include at least one adult who is working. Rising food and energy prices make it difficult for working families to make ends meet.
Learn more about Harvesters’ efforts to end hunger and how you can help.
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Summer Hunger Virtual Food Drive
School is out for the summer, and children who depend on school lunches for food are at risk of hunger. Donate to Harvesters' online Summer Hunger Virtual Food Drive.
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Hunger In America 2010
The need for emergency food assistance is on the rise. Learn more about who is hungry in our community.
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Birthday Parties
Celebrate your birthday (or any special occasion) at Harvesters and help others at the same time!
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Request a Harvesters speaker
Would your civic organization, club or religious organization want to learn more about hunger in our community? Request a Harvesters speaker for your next meeting.
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