Ohio Association of Foodbanks

Rising food costs and increased spending on other daily expenditures are blamed for making it tough for some Ohioans to make ends meet.

Low-income Ohioans who rely on food stamps will soon find it a little easier to feed their families.

The provisions that eventually were taken out were among some of the most harmful seen in decades, she says.

The Senate has added the amendment to the state's proposed budget, and advocates for low-income Ohioans are urging lawmakers to take it out.

To accommodate the closing of schools over the break, some food programs will take place in other locations.

Low-income students who previously didn't quality for SNAP might now because of changes to the program as a result of the pandemic.

Officials with Ohio’s foodbanks say they experienced long lines in the spring when the pandemic first hit but subsided over the summer.

The USDA has extended the summer food service program to allow schools that have been providing meals to low-income kids through the summer to continue...

Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, Ohio National Guard members have been helping foodbanks out with distribution. The Guard was supposed end...

Leaders of Ohio’s foodbanks say they are overwhelmed by the demand on their services right now. They’re urging the federal government to increase food...