New Food as Medicine 3.0 findings show how consistent access to nutritious food can support better health outcomes for Westchester neighbors facing hunger. Feeding Westchester’s case study reported increased fruit and vegetable intake, improved diet quality, and reduced food insecurity among program participants.
If food costs are putting pressure on your household, SNAP (the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) may be able to help.
When people want to support a food bank, the instinct is to grab whatever’s in the pantry and drop it
Volunteering at a food bank is one of the most direct ways to fight hunger in your community. If you’ve
Many employers will double or even triple your Giving Tuesday gift — and it only takes 30 seconds to check. Matching Wednesday helps your support go even further for the 1 in 3 Westchester households at risk of hunger. Learn how to see if your gift qualifies and how matched donations help nourish more neighbors across our community.
Feeding Westchester’s Holiday Hop united local corporate and community teams to pack fresh produce for neighbors in need. Read about the teams’ efforts, including Elmwood Day Camp, Reformed Church of Bronxville, Pelham Memorial High School, and Morgan Stanley. Together, we help fight hunger.
