In Amherst County, Virginia, the Monacan Nation Cultural Foundation (MINCF) Food Bank is nourishing its entire community —Tribal and non-Tribal —through a powerful blend of food access, cultural stewardship, and care for the next seven generations. In 2024 alone, the food bank served children an estimated 2,121 times, reflecting both the scale of the need […]
NCGH Partners with AKA’s Alpha Rho Omega Chapter to Fight Hunger
In Detroit, Michigan, the dedicated members of the Alpha Rho Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.®, are living out their purpose “To Be of Service to All Mankind” by ensuring children in their community have access to nourishing meals even when school is not in session. Feeding more than 400 students each weekend […]
NCGH Partners with To Pickleball and Beyond to Launch Pantry in Pine Island, MN
In Pine Island, Minnesota, one passionate community member and small business leader is proving that a simple idea and a lot of heart can make a real difference. Vino Raj, founder of To Pickleball and Beyond, recently launched the Pine Island Free Little Pantry with support from No Child Goes Hungry (NCGH). Fueled by his […]
NCGH Partners with Feeding Our Communities Partners on Little Free Pantry
No Child Goes Hungry (NCGH) is proud to support Feeding Our Communities Partners (FOCP) in launching a new Little Free Pantry (LFP) in North Mankato, Minnesota. This community-driven initiative provides non-perishable food and essential items to anyone in need, with a focus on reducing youth food insecurity. The project, which received funding from NCGH in […]
No Child Goes Hungry Supports Food Backpack for Kids Program in Rural Oregon
No Child Goes Hungry (NCGH) is proud to continue supporting the Food Backpack for Kids program, which serves students in the Florence and Mapleton, Oregon, school districts. This dedicated initiative ensures that 131 identified at-risk students in grades K-12 have access to nutritious food over the weekends throughout the school year. The program, which originally […]
P.S. 5 Ellen Lurie Collaborates with NCGH to Support Students Facing Hunger
In Upper Manhattan, nestled beside a public housing complex, lies P.S. 5 Ellen Lurie, a Title 1 elementary school where a significant portion of the students come from immigrant families. Many of these families experience overcrowded living conditions and struggle with food insecurity. Since its inception, the school has been keenly aware of the need […]