A recent federal report again identified Arkansas as the hungriest state, with nearly one in five people on average struggling to afford or access nutritious food over a three year period ending in 2024
In a nutshell, The Acorn Project raises funds that are funneled directly to the school district’s backpack program, which sends food home with children in need during weekends and seasonal breaks from school
Clark County Retired Teachers presented two scholarships for active teachers to receive extended education
The nonprofit launched in 2000, and Ronnie Ritter has helped proffer more than 1.5 million pounds of venison to people in need, whether it be through fresh ground meat or a jerky product
A legislative panel on Wednesday approved a bill to provide free breakfast to Arkansas students regardless of their eligibility for the federal free or reduced-price meal program beginning with the 2025-2026 academic year
Low-income Arkansas families encounter too many barriers to access nutrition assistance, including low ceilings on participants’ income and assets
Since its founding in 2000, Arkansas Hunters Feeding the Hungry has delivered more than 6 million meals to hungry Arkansans
