Building a brighter tomorrow
Despite seeing one of the largest increases in food insecurity across Kentuckiana we know that together we can create a community where everyone has access to the foods they need to thrive.
Get Help
Use our interactive web tool to determine which resources are best for you, and where you can find them.
Volunteer
Our work would not be possible without the generosity of these individuals, families, and groups.
Donate
1 person in 7 doesn’t get enough to eat in Kentuckiana. You can help provide healthy foods for our neighbors.
Feeding Hope: Our Fight Against Hunger
Hunger is a heartbreaking reality for so many of our neighbors across Kentuckiana. We are supporting our community by providing food and pathways to address growing levels of food insecurity. Together, we can ensure everyone has access to the foods they need to thrive.
1 in 5 Children
faces food insecurity
1 in 7 Adults
faces food insecurity
186,350 People
face food insecurity
22.2 Million Meals
Together, we provided 22.2 million meals to our neighbors.
9.6 Million Pounds
Together, we provided 9.6 million pounds of fresh produce.
$1 Provides 2 Meals
Every $1 helps provide up to 2 meals.
Our programs aim to help food insecure communities across Kentuckiana
Our mission is to work together to provide pathways to end hunger in our community. We do this through innovative programs, efficient operations and by partnering with local food pantries, shelters and kitchens to get food to people in need.
News & Events
Events Get Your Tickets for Taste of Derby Festival
Join us for the 37th annual Taste of Derby Festival, presented by Brown Forman. Enjoy 100+ of the area’s best food and beverage makers for an unforgettable evening of incredible flavors, festive vibes, and feel-good impact. Grab your tickets now and make this your best Derby season yet!
News Research finds stigma and confusion keep many families from getting food help
Even as more than half of working-age adults say they worry “a lot” about their finances, only about half would consider turning to a food pantry if they suddenly lost income. Click below to learn more about the role stigma and confusion play in why people choose to not get help.
