Second Harvest Heartland helps neighbors access SNAP and other food programs they qualify for.
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Happy birthday SNAP! 62 years ago President Johnson signed food stamps into law. The day he signed the bill into law he said, “as a permanent program, the food stamp pla…
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Second Harvest Heartland
Our region’s largest hunger-relief organization. Join us in ending hunger together.
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- Non-profit Organizations
- Location
- Brooklyn Park, US
- Company size
- 201–500 employees
About Second Harvest Heartland
Second Harvest Heartland is a leading hunger-relief organization. In partnership with more than 1,100 food shelves and hunger-relief programs in Minnesota and western Wisconsin, we provided nearly 128 million meals to neighbors last year. We also help families enroll in food assistance and provide prepared meals for people who need more than groceries. Second Harvest Heartland is a leader, convener and voice in hunger-related policy discussions. We’re working on a bold goal to cut hunger in half for all Minnesotans by 2030. With the help of the whole community, we’ll reduce hunger today by increasing access to emergency food, and prevent hunger tomorrow with policy, partnerships and one-on-one services, all while tracking progress to ensure we’re effective and accountable. There’s a role for each of us to play in making hunger history. Reach out to learn how you can join us or learn more at 2harvest.org. Social media community guidelines: https://www.2harvest.org/community-guidelines
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Second Harvest Heartland celebrated National Barbie Hentges Day by highlighting Barbie's impact on stronger relationships and resources for neighbors.
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