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  • FAKH Receives Funding from Red Nose Day

    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 […]

  • December 2018 Volunteer Summary

    Volunteers are our most valued asset.  Month after month individuals and groups from across our service area come to the Volunteer Center where they pack food for various programs that […]

  • County Spotlight: Hancock County

      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 […]

  • County Spotlight: Warren County

      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 […]

  • County Spotlight: Todd County

      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 […]

  • County Spotlight: Breckinridge County

      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.  […]

  • July 2018 Volunteer Summary

    Volunteers are our most valued asset.  Month after month individuals and groups from across our service area come to the Volunteer Center where they pack food for various programs that […]

  • Job Opportunity: Executive Director

      Our current Executive Director, Gary Miles, will be retiring at the end of the year.  Thus we will looking to fill his role in the coming months. Position Summary:    […]

  • County Spotlight: Caldwell County

    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 […]

  • County Spotlight: Ohio County

    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 […]