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With an eye on the high cost of groceries and growing food insecurity, the Michigan Sustainable Business Forum is exploring the role corporate sponsors play in strengthening the charitable food system
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Second Harvest Pantry serves all Michigan residents, and no identification or documentation is required to access its resources
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Prior to the funding pause, the food bank was experiencing the highest level of need in the organization’s 43-year history
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Uncertainty surrounding federal food assistance programs is leading to an increase in demand as government shutdown affects local food banks
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A Kentwood-based food bank is responding to federal funding cuts to food insecurity programs
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Truckloads of food cancelled, LaTosha Brown speaks at GVSU, crime down in GR, first graduates of a specialized healthcare program, a non-profit acquires local farm, embryo custody, RICE generator bills, and more.
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The Trump administration and U.S. Department of Agriculture have cancelled more a million dollars’ worth of food allocated for a West Michigan food bank
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Leaders of a Grand Rapids ministry are calling for more help to feed the hungry this Thanksgiving, saying the level of food insecurity is higher than ever
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Funding donations for the new facility were so overwhelming, the project was wholly funded, and the food bank is debt-free
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The study was released by CouponBirds Research Center this July. It found that overall, 45% of adults in Michigan said they have eaten less food as a result of inflated, unaffordable food prices in 2022.