Our mission: To eliminate hunger in the Heartland by ensuring consistent access to healthy foods through community partnerships.
KETV helps spread awareness for Hunger Action Month and looks at why community support is critical in the fight against hunger.
This September, the Food Bank is hoping to inspire the community to join the fight against hunger and help neighbors in need.
A Grand Island mobile pantry hosted by a local church works with the Food Bank to distribute food to neighbors in need throughout their community.
Blackberry Brian is walking across the country to advocate for food security. Learn more about his visit to Omaha when he stopped at Food Bank for the Heartland.
The owners of Rocco’s Pizza & Cantina are fighting hunger across the country and here in the Heartland—one Jell-O shot at a time. Find out how much they helped raise for Food Bank for the Heartland.
Cindy Doerr, Food Bank for the Heartland’s Nebraska SNAP Manager, talks to KBEAR Country radio about the SNAP Program and how Nebraskans can access community resources.
Omaha Parks & Rec are doing their part to help individuals and families across the Heartland.
Rocco’s Pizza & Cantina in Omaha is gaining national attention for their Jell-O shot challenge during the CWS.
Midtown Crossing held its first Street Food Tour to help raise awareness and funds for Food Bank for the Heartland.
On June 18, 2023, the Omaha World Herald ran an op-ed by Brian Barks, President and CEO of Food Bank for the Heartland, and Michaella Kumke, President and CEO of Food Bank of Lincoln.
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