Hunger in America 2010
The Lowcountry Food Bank's face of hunger is now 190,000 families, children and elderly, up 25% from 2006. Working families and the elderly are continuing to choose between food and utilities (54%), food and rent or mortgage (32%), and food and medicine or medical care (39%). We encourage you to read more about the state of hunger in your community by viewing the links below.
Local | State | National - Overview | Local | State | National Detail | Local 2006 vs. 2010
Hunger in America 2010
The Lowcountry Food Bank's face of hunger is now 190,000 families, children and elderly, up 25% from 2006. Working families and the elderly are continuing to choose between food and utilities (54%), food and rent or mortgage (32%), and food and medicine or medical care (39%). We encourage you to read more about the state of hunger in your community by viewing the links below.
Local | State | National - Overview | Local | State | National Detail | Local 2006 vs. 2010
From Shelf to the Hungry!
Thanks to our Store Donation Program partners, our agencies feed thousands of food insecure individuals everyday. Listen as NPR shares a powerful story about how food banks across the country depend on this special relationship. A Squash's journey....
LCFB Announces New Director
The Lowcountry Food Bank Board of Directors is pleased to announce that Pat Walker will be joining the Lowcountry Food Bank as President and CEO on January 17, 2012. Please read the full announcement and learn more about our future President and CEO.
Bon Appetit-February eNewsletter
Click here to view the Lowcountry Food Bank's February Bon Appetit eNewsletter. To sign up to receive our monthy Bon Appetit, please contact the Lowcountry Food Bank's Development Associate, Margaret Williamson
