Children 18 and under can get free meals at locations across the city through the Indy Parks Meals Program, May 27 through July 25.

A crowdfunding campaign organized by the Aspire Higher Foundation aims to build a new grocery store to fight food insecurity in a near northwest neighborhood.

Seven in 10 Hoosiers served by the network of Feeding Indiana’s Hungry say they skipped meals due to not having enough food.

National grocery monopolies have led to five grocery stores opening and closing in less than a decade on the eastside of Indianapolis. A new independent grocer hoped to turn things around, but the store’s facing barriers.

The fourth and final Crisis Cooler opened at Pathways Resource Center this week, ahead of the holidays.

The Indianapolis Community Food Access Coalition recommended new community members to a city commission.

The Summer Food Service Program is a federal nutrition program designed to fight food insecurity for low-income children.

As the spring showers ebb, the growing season brings about a new set of challenges for food insecure families.

Called Indiana SUN bucks, eligible families will receive a one-time payment of $120 per school-aged child. It’s to be used to buy extra groceries that often come with summer vacation.

Equitable food access, a movement in Indianapolis, seeks to get healthy, affordable food to people who need it. But an estimated two hundred thousand residents are still in need.