Friday May 18, 2012
29% of households served in Kentucky had to choose between paying for food and paying for medicine or medical care.
34% of households served in Kentucky had to choose between paying for food and paying for utilities or heating fuel.
Demand for emergency food assistance in Kentucky has increased 84% since 2006.
Last year we distributed 50.9 million pounds of food and grocery products.
We reach 1 in 7 Kentuckians each year.
Our mission is to provide food and quality services to increase the capacity of Kentucky’s Feeding America food banks to end hunger.
Our vision is a hunger-free Kentucky.
One in four of Kentucky’s children lack consistent access to an adequate diet.
Over 700,000 Kentuckians do not always know where their next meal will come from.
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Newsroom
- KAFB Addresses Childhood Hunger-Obesity Paradox In Op Ed
- Freestore Foodbank Sheds Light On Poverty
- New Report: 15% of KY Seniors Face Threat of Hunger
- Huntington Area Food Bank Featured on WSAZ
- Dare to Care's Annette Ball Spotlighted in Courier-Journal
Featured Events
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Taste of the Bluegrass
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Hunger Walk
Monday May 28, 2012
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Hogs Vs Hunger
Saturday August 11, 2012.