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Food Bank for the Heartland and Omaha pantries say they are facing increased need, while SNAP cuts would put more burden on pantries.
On May 31, 2025, Brian Barks, President and CEO of Food Bank for the Heartland, and Michaella Kumke, President and CEO of Food Bank of Lincoln, developed a joint op-ed to encourage people to contact their U.S. Senator about the proposed changes to SNAP under the House’s Reconciliation Budget bill.
As the need for food assistance increases, hunger advocates fear cuts to SNAP will only make things worse.
Food Bank for the Heartland says any changes to SNAP would significantly impact their operations, pantry partners, and neighbors in need.
With just months to live, a Texas man is making it his mission to give back by serving others.
Food bank shortages across the country, stemming from high demand and cuts to federal aid programs, are impacting small communities nationwide.
Food Bank for the Heartland met with Nebraska pantry partners in North Platte for its annual agency conference.
Farmers and food banks across the country—including Food Bank for the Heartland—are navigating next steps after recent cuts from the USDA.
In a season filled with uncertainty, this edition of The Dish provides a generous helping of hope, thanks to your support. Discover how a panty in Fremont, Nebraska is providing a lifeline to neighbors in need, get an update on the Food Bank’s new facility, and see the results and photos from Celebrity Chef. This issue also celebrates National Volunteer Month, provides important advocacy updates, and more!
Cubby’s Convenience Stores is committed to fighting hunger across the Midwest with a register round-up campaign at all its locations, now until the end of the year.