Author: FAKH Communications
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How You Can Support FAKH in 2021
When we say “Fight Hunger” what does that look like? At Feeding America, Kentucky’s Heartland we work continually to provide for those in need. We rely on a network of people and organizations to supply us with food, to transport food to our 233 partner agencies, and to distribute that food to those in need…
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The Cecilian Bank, FAKH partner for food drive to feed neighbors during the holidays
The Cecilian Bank (TCB) has partnered with Feeding America, Kentucky’s Heartland (FAKH) to feed families, the organization announced today. By utilizing both virtual and in-branch food drives, TCB hopes to reach as many people dealing with food insecurity as possible. “The demand for food assistance has increased tremendously as many families are faced with choosing…
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FAKH Volunteer Center Reopens with COVID-19 Safety Restrictions
As of July 7, 2020, the Volunteer Center will reopen with the following restrictions, according to FAKH and CDC guidelines: “As a hunger-relief organization, we continue to provide counties with food as we know so many children, families, and senior citizens depend on our services,” said Jamie Sizemore, FAKH Executive Director. “FAKH would like to…
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New 2020 FAKH Board Members
We are pleased to announce the addition of several new members to our Board of Directors. Stefanie Goff, Julia Springsteen, and Scot Hutcheson, all from Hardin County, Larry Glass from Barren County, and Laura Hagan from Warren County, have all been appointed to a three-year term. Stefanie, Julia, Scot, Larry and Laura will serve as…
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Kentucky National Guard Extended thru May 2020 to Help Food Banks
The Kentucky National Guard have been activated by Governor Andy Beshear to the food banks in Kentucky, including Feeding America, Kentucky’s Heartland (FAKH). The duties for the Kentucky National Guard beginning April 6, 2020 will include sorting, boxing, and distributing donated non-perishable food items. These food items are packed for the various hunger relief programs…
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Kentucky National Guard Activated to Help Food Banks
The Kentucky National Guard have been activated by Governor Andy Beshear to the food banks in Kentucky, including Feeding America, Kentucky’s Heartland (FAKH). The duties for the Kentucky National Guard beginning April 6, 2020 will include sorting, boxing, and distributing donated non-perishable food items. These food items are packed for the various hunger relief programs…
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Volunteer Center Changes Policies in Response to COVID-19
As of Monday, March 16, FAKH will only allow scheduled adult volunteer groups at the Volunteer Center, 300 Peterson Drive, Elizabethtown. This change is in effect until further notice due to COVID-19 or Coronavirus. For safety precautions, walk-in individuals and families, including children under the age of 18, are not allowed to come into the…
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FEEDING AMERICA, KENTUCKY’S HEARTLAND RESPONDS WITH PLANS TO DISTRIBUTE FOOD DURING COVID-19 OUTBREAK
As the regional food bank for 42 central, south central and western Kentucky counties, including Hardin County, Feeding America, Kentucky’s Heartland (FAKH) is prepared to work with community partners and service agencies to continue distributing food to individuals, families, and senior citizens who are especially vulnerable during the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) outbreak. Prepacked boxes of USDA,…
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Lusters Leave Behind Legacy of Caring & Compassion
In 2019, FAKH became a receipient of George and Hazel Luster’s kindness and generosity for many years to come. In a first-of-its-kind gift to the nonprofit organization, the Lusters donated nearly $70,000 through their estate. The gift, in its endowed fund at Central Kentucky Community Foundation (CKCF), will continue to have a lasting impact on…
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County Spotlight: Christian County
In its 222 year history, Christian County has been known for a variety of things. Many know it as the location of Ft. Campbell, an Army post which is home to the 101st Airborne Division Screaming Eagles. Others know it as a leading agricultural region – both in the state and the country. And most…