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Matson Expands Support for Hawaiʻi Foodbank and Local Families
Matson Expands Support for Hawaiʻi Foodbank and Local Families
Matson adds 100 containers to its existing in-kind pledge, equating to 3.5 million additional meals for Hawaiʻi ...
Strengthening Hawaiʻi’s Food Safety Net: The 2026 Advocacy Roadmap Preview
Strengthening Hawaiʻi’s Food Safety Net: The 2026 Advocacy Roadmap Preview
A look at the policy initiatives aimed at ending food insecurity: expanding SNAP access, funding Farm to Families, ...
Government Shutdown Support
Government Shutdown Support
Mahalo for your support, during the shutdown and beyond. While 1 in 3 Hawai‘i households were already ...
Food Insecurity Persists in Hawaiʻi
Food Insecurity Persists in Hawaiʻi
Food Insecurity Persists in Hawaiʻi: New Report Shows a Crisis We Can No Longer Ignore Hunger in Hawaiʻi is ...
More Than a Meal
More Than a Meal
River of Life Mission proves food is more than a meal—it's a pathway to recovery, healing, and a second chance for ...
Mobile Food Pantry Hits the Road
Mobile Food Pantry Hits the Road
Hawaiʻi Foodbank’s new mobile food pantry brings nutritious groceries to underserved communities across Oʻahu and ...
A Government Shutdown Will Strain Families and Food Banks
A Government Shutdown Will Strain Families and Food Banks
Amid the highest food insecurity rates in nearly a decade, a government shutdown creates uncertainty for tens of ...
Leaving a Legacy: Raymond’s Story
Leaving a Legacy: Raymond’s Story
Raymond Lowman dedicated much of his later years to philanthropy and community service as a Freemason and Shriner ...
Four Myths about Hunger in Hawaiʻi
Four Myths about Hunger in Hawaiʻi
Hunger is closer to a lot of us than we might realize. With the aftermath of the pandemic and record inflation ...

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