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For the fourth year in a row, we have received a donation from the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) to help support hunger relief efforts in central, south central, and western […]

As a private non-profit 501(c)(3) organization, Feeding America, Kentucky’s Heartland depends on the support we receive from cost sharing, grants, and donations from individuals and businesses to cover the costs […]

Feeding America, Kentucky’s Heartland (FAKH) recently received $10,000 in support from the Red Nose Day 2018 campaign.  The organization used the money to help support their BackPack Program, a program […]

  Like many counties across the Bluegrass, Hancock County, Kentucky is often described as having “small town charm with access to big city life.”1  However, even in a quaint, close-knit […]

  Warren County, Kentucky was named for General Joseph Warren.1 General Warren served in the Revolutionary War and ended up playing a part in several key moments in history.  In […]

  Todd County, Kentucky has been the birthplace of several people of note since it was founded nearly 200 years ago.1  Robert Penn Warren, the first poet laureate of the […]

  Since its founding in 17991, a lot of changes and improvements have taken place in Breckinridge County. Roads have been built, businesses have opened, and the community has grown.  […]

Despite only having a population of about 12,500 people, Caldwell County is home to a handful of important food related businesses.  These include the Kentucky Soybean Association, Bremnar Inc., North […]

In the almost 220 years since Ohio County was established, it has gone through some major changes.  From 1798 until 1829, the county’s northern border went all the way up […]