Ambassador Information

Harvesters’ Ambassadors serve a very important role and we want to make sure you have all the information you need, when you need it. All of the documents you need can be dowloaded with the links below. Should you need another resource that isn’t currently provided here, please let us know, and we’d be happy to assist.

Harvesters Information (Documents)
FY24 Annual Report
Harvesters PowerPoint Presentation
Frequently Asked Questions 2025
How Many are Hungry 2025 Service Map
Hunger by the Numbers – 2025
Harvesters History – 2025
Harvesters Service Area
KC Tour Map
Harvesters Strategic Plan Fiscal Years 2025-2028

Hunger Information (Documents)
Feeding America MMG 2023 Harvesters Data – Food Insecurity
Feeding America MMG 2023 – Missouri Food Insecurity
Feeding America MMG 2023 – Kansas Food Insecurity
Missouri Hunger Atlas
USDA Household Food Security 2024 Report

Hunger Information (Websites)

Feeding America
Food Research Action Center (FRAC)
Hunger in the Heartland: Key Local Findings
Hunger in the Heartland Talking Points

Advocacy Information (Documents)
CBPP, Kansas SNAP Statistics
CBPP, Missouri SNAP Statistics

Advocacy Information (Websites)

Empower Missouri
Feeding Missouri 
Center on Budget and Policy Priorities

Harvesters’ Ambassador Planning Council is a four-to-five-member committee that collaborates with Harvesters’ staff to support the volunteer Ambassadors throughout the year.

To provide continuity to the Council, four ambassadors will each serve a two-year term, with half of the group rotating off each year. Council members should be available to meet every month (approximately twelve times per year) and attend the training and other activities for which they have responsibilities.

In addition to actively serving as Ambassadors, members of the Planning Council will:

• Identify, plan and facilitate a minimum of four training events each year. Ideally, these events will take place at a Harvesters partner agency or will include a service component and the opportunity for informal socializing.
• In coordination with staff, develop approaches to promote a high level of participation in Ambassador opportunities, training and service events.
• Recruit candidates for the Ambassador program.
• Collaborate with staff to regularly evaluate the program’s strategies and activities for Ambassador engagement and integration with the organization’s goals.

To become a member of the Ambassador Planning Council, you simply need to demonstrate dedication to the program and Harvesters’ mission by serving as an active Ambassador.