Find Help, Share Help, During the Federal Government Shutdown 

Resources and Background Information From Feeding the Carolinas Amid the highest food insecurity rates in nearly a decade, a government shutdown is creating hardship and uncertainty for millions of people. Many hardworking folks are just one paycheck away from needing...

HR 1’s Series of Impacts: What Comes Next (blog 3)

  Impacts In Our Backyard   The funding changes and limitations on SNAP will impact many vulnerable populations. We know that as many as four in five families participating in SNAP in the Carolinas have either a child, a senior, or an adult with a disability...

HR 1’s Series of Impacts: The Fall Out (blog 2)

  The Budget Reconciliation Bill (HR 1) is a hefty document–even by legislative standards–and makes provisions for many programs. Many of the conditions of the bill contain changes that will impact those we serve as we work to eliminate hunger in the Carolinas. ...

HR 1’s Series of Impacts: Advocacy in Action (blog 1)

  You and our network of advocates have been tirelessly making calls, writing letters and emails, speaking with news outlets, and posting on social media–all in an effort to share what we know to be true. SNAP cuts will harm our neighbors facing hunger. On July...

Advocacy Action Month 2025

March 2025 was our 2nd Annual Advocacy Action Month!   The purpose: to provide a strategic platform for our network of food banks and pantries to use our collective power to take action in the fight against hunger! This Advocacy Action Month (AAM), we...

2024 Recap

Happy New Year! In 2024, our network experienced both ample growth and challenges. We developed new programs, addressed unprecedented need for food and resources, and faced the calamity of Hurricane Helene together. To sum up the bulk of our work over the last year,...