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Hunger Action Month

September is Hunger Action Month

Food shouldn’t be an impossible choice.

For tens of millions of people in America, a daily meal isn’t a choice between different dishes. It’s a choice between food and other crucial needs—like medicine, electricity, or childcare. This September, join us for Hunger Action Month by sharing how you will end hunger. Sharing, volunteering, pledging, fundraising, and donating are just a few ways to help end the impossible choices of hunger.

This September, choose to stand against hunger. We challenge you to start a Food Drive and see how much of an impact you can make on your community!

Support people who face the impossible choices of hunger every day.

Start A Food Drive
Volunteer
Donate
Spread The Word

Orange is the color of hunger

This Hunger Action Day, let’s stand together by wearing orange, turning our city landmarks orange, and raising our voices all across the country on behalf of the millions of people facing hunger.

You can make a difference by starting a Food Drive for the Community Food Bank of central Alabama.

Learn How To Start Your Own Food drive

Does someone you know need help?

We all need help sometimes. During the pandemic, more families are struggling than ever before. You can play an important role by letting your loves ones and neighbors know it’s okay to ask for help and sharing where they can find support.

Tips For Helping Your Neighbors During A Difficult Time

Facts about hunger

As the U.S. begins to reopen after a tumultuous year, the hunger crisis is far from over. With millions of people facing unemployment, the need for food has only intensified, and families struggle to pay bills for other life necessities—such as housing, childcare, and medical care.

Forced to choose between food and other crucial needs, tens of millions of people in America are paying to live life by sacrificing food

The Feeding America network will continue to support our neighbors devastated by the pandemic, especially communities that are disproportionately impacted by hunger.

Interactive Hunger Map Speak Up To Congress