This story was originally published several years ago; however, Joyce Kohfeldt's passion for feeding children and supporting the work of...

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

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

There’s growing awareness and acknowledgment that poverty and food insecurity are linked with some of the most serious and costly health...

On a sunny Saturday morning, Second Harvest’s Nutrition Services team was out at the High Point Farmers Market with a small crowd...

“I’d like to pray for my grandbaby who has been sick with a cold this week.” It is 9 AM on a Saturday and the hot North Carolina sun is...

The squirming feet and wiggling hands always makes it a little unnerving to unload a plastic tub of knives and cutting boards in an...

Nearly 40% of the food grown in the United States every year is wasted. That’s a lot of food being thrown into landfills, creating...

“Bye Trenton! See ya’ Myra!” Liberty Drive Elementary School’s halls are buzzing with excitement as the bell rings and another school day...

It is early April and Ellen Kirby is standing in a field of rye and vetch surveying the land. It is a cold spring afternoon and a steady...

“Watch your fingers!” Jennifer repositions her seven-year-old daughter’s hand on the knife. Sophia is cutting strawberries. She is small...