Year: 2017

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More than 230,000 Idahoans, including more than 75,000 children, are food insecure, meaning they live at risk of hunger. More than 1 in 6 Idaho children and about 1 in 7 Idahoans is food insecure.

Believe it or not, early harvest has begun, and we’re learning a lot very quickly. Summer harvest has some growers having to replant as much as 30 percent of their…

Our partnership with the LDS Church orchard continues to bear fruit – and now potatoes. We got a great donation of fresh packed Russett Potatoes from the Taylorview facility in Idaho…

This is a news post from the 25th anniversary of Stamp Out Hunger in 2017. Read about this year’s event here. One of Idaho’s longest-running community events was back in…

Joe Hall, owner of Joe Hall Ford Lincoln in Lewiston, continues to out-do himself each year with his Cereal and Peanut Butter Drive at Rosauer’s in Lewiston. The fifth edition…

Empty school playgrounds, classrooms and hallways signal the official start of summer. Unfortunately for the 76,000 food-insecure kids in Idaho, this means the absence of free and reduced-price lunches as…

Getting enough water every day is important for your health! Water helps your body keep a normal internal temperature, lubricate and cushion your joints, and gets rid of waste! What…

CHS Primeland and its partner growers are feeding north central Idahoans with their product and helping solve hunger with their generous donations. The organization has risen as one of the…

Thanks to a tremendous partnership with Idaho Dairy Council, the Girl Scouts of the Silver Sage Council, and Albertsons, thousands will have access to milk! Idaho’s Albertsons stores collectively raised…