“We’re grateful that state leaders were able to come together and finally pass a budget that helps get critical funding moving again and provides a bit more support for critical anti-hunger programs,” Hunger-Free Pennsylvania Executive Director Stuart I.R. Haniff, MHA, said. 

We have the resources to end hunger. What we lack and need is the will to act. Congress must reopen the government, restore SNAP, and protect the people who make this Commonwealth strong.

Since its launch in Pennsylvania, Project DASH has delivered nearly 300,000 food boxes, providing both nutrition and a vital connection to the community. The partnership between DoorDash and Hunger Free Pennsylvania highlights how technology and local organizations can work together to address hunger in innovative ways.

Share in North Philadelphia distributes boxes to 7,189 people in the Philadelphia region aged 60 and above who take in $23,000 or less annually, according to Hunger-Free Pennsylvania figures — more than any other organization in the state.

“Pennsylvania’s charitable food network is working aggressively to ensure none ever go hungry,” Hunger-Free Pennsylvania Executive Director Stuart I.R. Haniff, MHA, said.

Taking the challenge to live on the average $6/day food benefits program underscores the struggle faced by millions of Americans to feed...

Gov. Shapiro’s 2025-26 draft budget includes $8 million in additional funding for two of the state’s most important anti-hunger programs.

CUMBERLAND COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM) – The Pennsylvania Hunger Action Coalition met for its biannual meeting in Camp Hill. Leaders are fighting...

HARRISBURG, Pa. (July 24, 2024) --- Hunger-Free Pennsylvania today named Stuart I.R. Haniff, MHA, as its new executive director.