Our mission: To eliminate hunger in the Heartland by ensuring consistent access to healthy foods through community partnerships.
Omaha-area Boy Scouts collect thousands of pounds of non-perishable food to help nourish Heartland neighbors in need.
As food insecurity rises, the Omaha World Herald takes a look at hunger across the state of Nebraska—and the disparities that many are facing.
Omaha Steaks and United Rentals are stepping up their commitment to fight hunger. The joint effort of these companies made a donation of more than 8,600 meals to help Heartland neighbors during a critical time of need.
Gail Simmons helped make the Food Bank’s 23rd annual Celebrity Chef event one of the most impactful fundraisers in its history.
Gov. Jim Pillen announced Monday that the state would opt into the federal summer EBT program after previously rejecting the aid.
A hearing for a bill that would force Nebraska’s governor to accept federal funding for the summer EBT program, drew no opponents.
Food Bank for the Heartland is excited to share the results of our 17th annual Shine the Light on Hunger campaign.
It is with heavy hearts that we share the passing of Food Bank for the Heartland’s former President and CEO, Susan Ogborn.
Learn how a Food Bank program is helping families thrive, discover how you can help children facing food insecurity through a generous match, read about ways you can make your voice heard in the fight against hunger, get your tickets to Celebrity Chef, and more!
Food banks and food pantries across Iowa will face more challenges this summer with Gov. Reynolds’ decision not to participate in this program.
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