food insecurity

M&T Bank is announcing grants to a dozen Southern Tier nonprofit organizations that work to fight food insecurity in the region.

CHOW director Les Aylesworth is on Southern Tier Close Up as a very unusual Food-a-Bago food drive is about to get started.

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo says community college students, older adults and disabled New Yorkers facing food insecurity are getting some help.

$25-million in state funding is going to food banks across New York dealing with new food insecurity from the pandemic.

Since the end of March, the CHOW Warehouse has been providing a staggering 27,000 meals each day to our neighbors, but they need help to continue to do so.

Food Bank of the Southern Tier President and CEO Natasha Thompson is on Southern Tier Close Up as the Check Out Hunger campaign gets underway.

On the heels of a hugely successful Food-a-bago for the Community Hunger Outreach Warehouse, local government offices are stepping up to help.

A conference this month will address a list of social issues facing the community.

The Community Hunger Outreach Warehouse will be able to parlay a $10,000 New York State Grant into 66,000 meals in Broome County.

Speaking on the October 1 edition of the weekly, local public affairs show, Southern Tier Close Up, CHOW director Mike Leahy details the challenges facing the group in addressing food insecurity during the final months of the year.