In Pierce County, our military community is a significant part of our region. Active-duty service members and their families, civilians working on base, and veterans all call the area home.

All year, Emergency Food Network (EFN) has been sharing about our goal to distribute 20 million pounds of food and the rising need in the community. One thing that may

Earlier this summer we shared about proposed changes at the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) that could cause disruption for nonprofits and other entities that enter into contracts with the federal

At Emergency Food Network (EFN), we believe growing older should come with stability, comfort, and dignity—not the stress of wondering where the next meal will come from.  Seniors aren’t the first group most

Emergency Food Network’s (EFN) mission, to provide Pierce County with a consistent, diverse, and nutritious food supply so that no person goes hungry, calls upon us to understand and respond

Every day, Emergency Food Network (EFN) works alongside food pantries, meal programs, schools, local governments, tribal partners, and hundreds of community organizations to ensure our neighbors have access to food.

As part of Hunger Awareness Month, we hosted a community book club with The Lakewood Bookstore on Saturday, May 30. The selected book was How the Other Half Eats: The

As the new Volunteer Coordinator at Emergency Food Network, I knew the Stamp Out Hunger Letter Carrier Food Drive would be busy, impactful, and inspiring. What I did not fully