No Arkansan Should Ever Go to Bed Hungry.

Learn

We work with local and national non-profit organizations as well as state and federal agencies in implementing programs designed to increase access to food and teach low-income Arkansans the skills they need to make healthy food choices.

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Find Food

Arkansas’s six regional Feeding America food banks are the most direct information resource for those who find themselves in an emergency food situation. Each regional food bank has member agencies within its service areas that provide food on a daily basis to Arkansans in need.

Find a Food Bank

Donate

Through our Donation and Purchasing programs, we are able to acquire food for far less than you can buy it in your local grocery store. Making cash donations means your dollar can buy more and do more.

Submit a Donation

What We Do

Three people stand smiling in front of a trailer full of orange mesh bags, each holding a bag of produce. The sky is cloudy and trees are visible in the background.

A child wearing a red hat and blue jacket holds up a harvested turnip with leafy greens in a field. Other people are in the background, also picking vegetables.

The Arkansas Hunger Relief Alliance, through our Feeding America food bank members, hunger relief agencies, volunteers and corporate partners, is committed to providing programs, food resources, education and advocacy to reduce hunger in Arkansas.
Your interest and generosity will help us succeed.

How To Help

Donate

When you give to the Alliance, you’re helping us fight food insecurity in our state and get nutrition assistance to Arkansans facing hunger.

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Volunteer

Though the Alliance relies on our volunteers to support our mission. Working hand-in-hand with our volunteers, we know we can create a hunger-free Arkansas.

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Advocate

We advocate for sustainable solutions to hunger and are committed to protecting and promoting access to federal nutrition programs.

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Two people behind a table covered with a green Arkansas Hunger Relief Alliance cloth. The table displays brochures and items. One person is waving, and theres a laptop open. Trees and a building are in the background.

Two children wearing chef hats and aprons are preparing food at a table. One is scooping ingredients from a container, while the other gestures with their hands. Various food items are spread out in front of them.

A group of people wearing hats and green bandanas over their faces stand around a large box filled with watermelons in a field. Trees and vegetation are visible in the background under a clear sky.

Three people smile and hold a large ceremonial check from Arkansas Hunger Relief Alliance for $2,468. The check is made out to St. Francis Care Center. They stand in a room with shelves holding various items.

Real stories

Learn what Arkansas educators are saying about the value of Breakfast After the Bell programs and the Community Eligibility Provision in increasing their breakfast participation rates.