News & Updates

Two of our FHFH programs in Ohio donated a combined total of over 30,000 servings of nutritious meat for people struggling with hunger in communities served by these programs. Northeast Ohio FHFH: Meat for over 15,000 meals to the hungry of Northeast Ohio this past...

Huron County, Ohio (February 15, 2024) – Local farmer Barb Eitle knows the importance of helping those in need. That's why she has directed a $5,000 donation for 2024 from Bayer Fund's America's Farmers Grow Communities program to Farmers & Hunters Feeding the...

We extend our gratitude to the Walmart Foundation for their continued support of our mission! Their generous Spark Good Community Grants are making a profound impact on our mission to alleviate hunger in communities across the nation. Walmart Store #1715, Easton,...

Farmers and Hunters Feeding the Hungry welcomes the following individuals as new FHFH coordinators: Ohio - Luke Fabian is coordinator for Guernsey County FHFH.     Texas - Jeff Little is coordinator for Leon County FHFH.       We thank Luke...

We extend our gratitude to H-E-B for their support of our mission! H-E-B awarded a $500 grant to South Texas FHFH enabling FHFH to provide nutritious meat to food banks and feeding ministries in communities served by South Texas FHFH. H-E-B’s Hunger Relief Program...

In December we shared a story about Hunter, a young man in Ohio donating his first buck to FHFH to help others struggling with hunger. The Hendershot family was excited to learn to hunt so they could donate the meat from the deer to people in need in their community....

The Bass Pro Shops and Cabela’s Outdoor Fund has awarded a grant to the national Farmers and Hunters Feeding the Hungry (FHFH) venison donation ministry. This funding will help FHFH pay meat processing bills to transform donated deer into nutritious meat for local...

Central Indiana FHFH donated hamburger and sausage (60 pounds total) to the Bethlehem Food Pantry in Ovid, Indiana before Christmas for people in need.

Choptank Electric Trust awarded FHFH a $1,200 grant to help feed the hungry in Somerset County, Maryland. One of the 7 Cooperative Principles of being a cooperative is Concern for Community. As a Co-op, the quality of life for their members and the community has...

  In December, Central Indiana FHFH purchased 50 hams from the Meijer store in Noblesville and donated them to the Lapel Community Food Pantry for people in need.