Teach your kids to make a difference and care for others this Hunger Action Month!

Last week, Second Harvest Food Bank of Northwest North Carolina held a town hall with WXII News 12 about Hunger and Health. At the town...

As summer break quickly approaches, Second Harvest is revisiting some of the stories we have told from our summer meal sites across...

Trenton, like all kids, loves summertime. He loves to ride bikes with his friends, he loves his “summertime” bedtime (9 PM instead of...

Child food insecurity rates across Northwest North Carolina are higher than the overall food insecurity rates. That’s the major...

The following guest blog post is from Scott Andree Bowen, who works closely with Second Harvest as the Director of Youth and Food Pantry...

UPDATE: The government shut down has ended. UPDATE 2/15/19: • Government Funding Update: Congressional leaders have passed an...

“Everything was close to Clyde’s heart.” That’s what Nikki McCormick, Second Harvest’s Agency Relations Director, thought when Kay Carter...

HEAT OR EAT? No Family Should Have to Choose. Too many Northwest North Carolina families are making tough choices: Do they pay a utility...

School cancellations, especially when they stretch into several days in a row, can force families to choose between paying utility or...

Apple slices. Chicken fingers. Broccoli crowns. Peanut butter on a celery stick. This is the lunch being served at one of Second Harvest...

Summertime is an expensive time for Northwest North Carolina families, and even families above the poverty line feel the burden of...

It’s summertime. The kids are out of school and sprinklers are set up in the yard. Bedtime is a bit later, and homework feels like...

There isn’t much Jon Lowder wouldn’t do to raise awareness about summer hunger and children. At least that is to say he hasn’t turned...

“What’s the saying? Shoot for the sky and you might hit the ceiling?” Joey Motsey smiles a broad grin and laughs a little; he switches...

“During the school year, I can provide enough, but in the summer it gets frightening,” says Teresa, looking at her two children as they...

On a recent February afternoon, social workers, school counselors, teachers, and church leaders from throughout Northwest North Carolina...

The following is a guest blog post by Stefanie Lee of the CAHEC Foundation, first published in the CAHEC Foundation Newsletter. Created...

School cancellations, especially when they stretch into several days in a row, can force families to choose between paying utility or...

Winter in the South can be cold and muddy. So when the snow falls, blanketing the ground and blessing the tree limbs with fresh white,...