March Means School Breakfast Month—And This Year, We're Making History! By Jessica Chapman, Communications and Community Outreach Manager, Arkansas Hunger Relief Alliance March is School Breakfast Month in Arkansas.  This year, we’re celebrating something...

Arkansas Continues to Rank Highest in the Nation for Food Insecurity: What It Means for Families and Why Action Matters Now By Sylvia Blain, CEO, Arkansas Hunger Relief Alliance The data is sobering and, for Arkansas, deeply troubling. The newly released Household...

This summer, something sweet is happening at Heifer Ranch in Perryville, Arkansas. Rows of ripe, sun-soaked watermelons stretch across the fields, planted, cared for, and harvested with purpose by the Arkansas Hunger Relief Alliance. But these aren’t just any...

At its core, WIC is about helping children. It’s not about who the caregiver is—it’s about ensuring that every child has access to the nutrition and resources they need. When people hear about the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children...

Welcome Alex Hendrickson and Dailyn Davis

On Thursday, October 24, the Arkansas Hunger Relief Alliance hosted the 2024 Arkansas College Hunger Summit, gathering approximately 120 students from over 25 colleges and universities across the state. The event, held at the Centre at University Park, provided a full...

Your voice matters, especially when it comes to tackling the complicated issue of hunger. Whether you’re new to advocacy or a seasoned pro, Hunger Action Month is good time to take action.

The Alliance Ambassadors program is designed to engage young adults in meaningful service and learning experiences related to hunger and food insecurity.

We asked “Chef Laim” to share Cooking Matters recipes he selected for Hunger Action Month.