Stories tagged: "food insecurity"
The Phoenix Office of Environmental Programs’ Urban Agriculture Fellowship Program places city residents ages 18 to 24 with urban farms to train them.
In December, President Biden ordered his administration to investigate the price increases and corporate consolidation in the meat industry.
A number of companies recorded enormous profits and enriched their shareholders and CEOs to the tune of tens of millions of dollars.
Advocates for child nutrition programs have found potential solutions in an unlikely place—the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The Thanksgiving meals distributed by one Valley food bank increased by nearly 400% from last year. Gerri Powers sat in her car in the parking lot outside the Mesa Convention Center on Friday morning, waiting as United Food Bank volunteers handed out food at its weekly drive-thru distribution. It’s the sixth or seventh time Powers...
Arizona has given food banks $1.6 million, with $600,000 of that going to St. Mary’s, which also has served the Navajo Nation. At one point Tuesday, cars came through at a rate of one every minute, six lanes across, to get boxes and bags of turkeys, potatoes, and canned food from St. Mary’s Food Bank....
