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Tough choices. People at risk of hunger make them every day. Buy medicine or buy food? Buy food or pay for utilities or heat?

In a nation of great abundance, these are choices that no one should have to make. Fortunately, people in our community have somewhere to turn when they need help.

Thelma, 75, and her husband, 81, have extensive medical bills their insurance didn’t cover. Without help, they’d have to choose between paying their bills or buying food.

“Harvesters helps supply us with food we wouldn’t be able to buy otherwise.”

Learn more about Harvesters’ efforts to end hunger and how you can help.

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Honor Karen Haren with a gift to feed the hungry
Harvesters President and CEO Karen Haren retires June 30 after 27 years as a hunger advocate. Honor her legacy with a gift to keep feeding hungry families, children and seniors.

Map the Meal Gap - New Data on Children and Households
New data just released shows food insecurity remains high across our region and in each county that Harvesters serves. Find out what's happening in your county.

No School=No Lunch
Help us feed kids who won't get a school lunch over the summer by donating $1, $5 or $10 in the check-out lane of your local Price Chopper store.

Donate Extra Produce at Local Farmers Markets
Purchase a little extra and donate to Harvesters and help feed hungry children, families and seniors!