Heartland Hands

HeartLand Hands Food Pantry is a Christ led organization, which provides food to families/individuals with incomes below Mississippi poverty level in the Southaven and Horn Lake communities and supports other agencies and food banks in Northern Mississippi.

• Community Service Clubs, Youth Development

• 722.

A Childs Haven

A Child's Haven's mission is to enrich the lives of children who have special needs and children who are at-risk through interactive recreational and therapeutic activities.

• Food Service, Free Food Distribution Programs

• 723.

Our Community Hunger Center Inc

Provide Short-Term Assistance with food and personal hygiene items, along with holiday programs, to individuals living in Northeast Ohio who are experiencing financial hardship Call Us Today.

• Education N.E.C.

• 724.

Food Systems for the Future Institute

We envision a malnutrition-free world where environmentally sustainable food systems provide access to affordable, healthy food for all people.

• Other Food, Agriculture, Nutrition N.E.C.

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Son of David Rural Food Ministry

Son of David Rural Food Ministry The Son of David Rural Food Ministry helps families with direct food assistance and support for food pantries.

• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

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Order of Solomon Inc

Why should there be hunger and deprivation in any land in any city at any table when man has the resources.

AFFORDABLE FOOD FOR ALL

Affordable Food For ALL Access to Affordable Food for ALL Americans According to Feeding America more than 38 million people face hunger in the U.

TRI-STATE FOOD BANK

Our mission is to improve the quality of life for our community’s food insecure families and children by providing adequate food and nutrition.

WICHITA FALLS AREA FOOD BANK

The WFAFB is working to end hunger by distributing safe, nutritious food through our partner agencies ABOUT GET HELP CONSIGUE AYUDA GET INVOLVED PROGRAMS FACTS FORMS BLOG PLANNED GIVING 9407662322 Were workingto end hunger Our History In the early 1980s volunteers for organizations serving the poor in Wichita Falls wanted to centralize food procurement for hunger relief.