hunger

Rising food costs and increased spending on other daily expenditures are blamed for making it tough for some Ohioans to make ends meet.

Food banks in Akron and Cleveland rely on community support to continue serving people in need.

The Foodbank in Dayton's free monthly market is a new effort that comes after identifying Yellow Springs as an underserved area for households experiencing food insecurity.

The provisions that eventually were taken out were among some of the most harmful seen in decades, she says.

To accommodate the closing of schools over the break, some food programs will take place in other locations.

The number of people seeking food assistance is expected to be elevated throughout 2021 and beyond.

The Stark County Hunger Task Force is taking steps to make sure people won’t go hungry because of COVID-19.Executive Director Maureen Kampman said the…

Meals on Wheels of Southwest OH & Northern KY, formerly known as Wesley Community Services, is testing a phone outreach effort. Professional social...

With schools closed during the pandemic, districts are trying to not only educate students, but feed them as well.In Akron Public Schools, Child Nutrition…

The Stark County Hunger Task Force is working to make sure kids who rely on free or reduced-cost lunches during the school year don't fall through the…