Story County Hunger Collaboration

Despite our efforts to address the problem, we know that the number of people in our county who go to bed hungry at night is much higher than most of our general population recognizes. Because of that, we developed a Hunger Collaboration to work with others in our community to create a plan that educates our communities that there is a need and to work together to significantly reduce the incidence of hunger in our community.

We need to understand the "why" of hunger so that we can create a community-wide action plan that not only addresses the immediate needs, but works on developing solutions that can be identified and acted upon. 

To learn more or join the Hunger Collaboration, email Sarah Mansell, Director of Community Impact.

Local Resources

If you or someone you know is having trouble getting enough food, there is help available. Many local organizations provide food pantries and meal programs to support people in need. These services can give you healthy food and assistance. Don’t wait—check out the resources in your area to make sure you have enough to eat.

 

Food Pantry Collaboration

The Story County Food Pantry Collaboration is convened by UWSC and meets on a quarterly basis. To learn more or join, email Sarah Mansell, Director of Community Impact.