Help us fight hunger
in the 42 Counties
that we serve.

Every day we work to provide equitable access to nutritious
foods so that no one will go hungry.

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There are nearly 250 agency partners available to provide resources in our 42-county service area of central, south-central, and western Kentucky.

14.9 Million Meals

Provided last year

3.2 Million lbs.

of food rescued and redistributed

2.5 Million lbs.

of fresh produce distributed to our neighbors.

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Over 139,000 people across Kentucky’s Heartland are facing hunger.
Together, we can take hunger off the table for our neighbors.

$25

Provides 200 meals to families that are struggling to afford groceries.

$50

Helps 400 children experience life without hunger.

$100

Puts nutritious food on the table for 800 seniors.

FAKH Videos and Media

Over the past year, Feeding America, Kentucky’s Heartland has invested over one million dollars in infrastructure renovations to better serve our neighbors facing hunger and improve our volunteers’ experience.

News & Stories

Feeding America, Kentucky’s Heartland announces new Executive Director

Nov. 21, 2023 – Feeding America, Kentucky’s Heartland (FAKH) proudly welcomes Charles Dennis ad the organization’s new Executive Director, effective January 1, 2024. Dennis, a seasoned professional with over two decades of food bank experience, most recently served as the Director of Membership Engagement for Feeding America national. “We are thrilled to welcome Charles Dennis…

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Empowering Our Neighbors: Judy

Judy and True Gospel Food Pantry leader Rebecca Allen pictured above. Judy has been visiting the True Gospel Fellowship food distributions for two years. When we visited in March, Judy carpooled to the pantry with her neighbor Virginia so that they both could receive the food that they need. Judy is a doting great-grandmother and…

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