Hunger doesn't always look like what you think, and often flies under the radar.

Administrators, Students, Community Leaders from Across the Carolinas Convening to Explore the Issues and Build Solutions

If you stop by Second Harvest Food Bank’s Providence Culinary Training, chances are you will see Steven Jones. Steven, 23, is handsome...

Local businesses support Second Harvest and our partners through the Store Donation Program.

A food distribution at East Market Seventh Day Adventist Church serves up food, and hope, in a food desert.

Second Harvest Food Bank's outreach team is helping connect families with vital resources, such as SNAP.

The Providence Culinary Training kitchen at the back of Second Harvest Food Bank is busy. Some students are making a large kettle of...

What do you think hunger looks like in Northwest North Carolina? Meet Steve.

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

Below is the speech given by Providence Culinary Training graduate Rosemary Scott, who came back to address students at our most recent...

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

Malea, Randolph County Living on a fixed income is never easy. Malea receives just $890 a month. “In June, my medications came to be...

“If I had known you were going to take my picture, I would have done my hair!” laughs Ebony Spencer as she walks through the Providence...

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

The word around the kitchen is that Chef Vanessa is strict and no-nonsense, maybe even a bit of a taskmaster. But after each Providence...

It wasn’t that long ago that hunger was generally perceived in a vacuum. But today, food insecurity is being seen as a health problem...

The Providence Culinary Training (PCT) kitchen at Second Harvest Food Bank is very, very busy. Eggs, flour, sugar, and spices are being...

“I love that it has to be just so,” Mary Moore says, smiling and running her hands over the tablecloth, smoothing it. “ Just perfect .”...

“I have this little bug called lung cancer,” Jim explains. “It’s been rough.” His “bug” doesn’t stop him, however. Even when he doesn’t...

“I didn’t think life would be so hard at this age,” says Paula at a recent visit to a food pantry. “I spent my career working at the...