This year's Kroger Hunger Knows No Season campaign netted 154,000 pounds of nutritious food for Gleaners to distribute to our hungry neighbors through more than 400 partner agencies throughout the region.

The anti-hunger campaign, held each year between November and January, allows Kroger grocery store shoppers to add $1, $3 or $5 to their grocery bills at the checkout counter to provide food to fill the shelves of local pantries.

Gleaners is grateful to Kroger and its many generous customers who helped make this year's campaign a success.

Hunger Knows No Season was part of many Gleaners Cure Hunger Here events. More info about Cure Hunger Here...

We exceeded our $1 million goal by the end of the day on December 31st! Thanks to individual donors, local businesses and corporations, Gleaners was able to meet the need for the holidays.

Of course, the need does not end with the new year. More families than ever are facing hunger every day as they choose to either heat their homes or provide food for their children.

Learn more about the urgent need that Gleaners and its member agencies face in this time of rising demand and falling donations.

You can still contribute with an online donation today. Remember: you can join our Hunger Heroes with a donation of $1,000 or more.

Spring 2008 Issue

30th Anniversary Year in Review
How Gleaners is keeping at the forefront its mission to nourish communities by feeding hungry people.

Full Pallets, More Choice for Hungry Downriver Families
Taylor Client Choice Pantry Slated to Open in June

Israeli Lawmakers, Activists Visit Gleaners
Learning and Sharing is the Focus

Winter 2007/08 Issue

Cooking, Nutrition & Shopping Tips for Elderly Citizens
Operation Frontline is a Hit with Seniors

Gleaners On the Go
Promotes Staff Volunteerism

Seniors' Needs are Many
Help with Food Relieves the Pressure

Shopping with Dignity
Gleaners Endorses "Client Choice" Model for Pantries

Blueprint Offers Answers to the Question: How DO We "Cure Hunger Here"?
Blueprint Calls on All Segments of Society to Help

Fall 2007 Issue

"Eating Healthy" Class Leads to Better Meals for Less Money
Operation Frontline Outreach Program Enhances Nutrition, Cooking and Shopping Skills

Bittersweet Farm Provides Tons of Organic Vegetables to Hungry People
Plant a Row for the Hungry encourages people to grow an extra row of vegetables in their gardens and contribute it to food banks to help feed hungry people.

Food Pantries Fill Critical Need for Seniors
Blueprint to End Hunger calls for better use of federal programs

Download your copy of the Gleaners Harvest magazine.

You can help spread the word about Gleaners by sending an eCard to your friends! In this time of rising demand and shrinking supplies, food banks are facing the possibility of shortages as we try to meet the need.

It's easy! Send an eCard today and let your friends know about the work we do here at Gleaners.