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Second Harvest Food Bank will have an Emergency Food Distribution event in Lafayette.

One in five children in Louisiana faces food insecurity. A small business owner is helping and asking other businesses to help as well.

Uncover the harsh reality of one in five households in Acadiana lacking sufficient funds to prevent hunger.

Second Harvest Food Bank will hold the Acadiana Duck Derby on June 29th in Broussard. Here's how to reserve your duck and help end hunger in Acadiana.

The Shaking Out the Good Stuff spotlight from Morton Salt shines on Second Harvest Food Banks and how we can all prevent hunger in Louisiana.

Second Harvest will offer a food distribution event in Lafayette.

Second Harvest Food Bank will be giving away free groceries tomorrow.

The Acadiana Duck Derby raised thousands for those dealing with hunger in our area.

The 2nd Annual Duck Derby will be run in April to raise money for Second Harvest Food Bank.

Second Harvest Food Bank is giving you a chance to win a $5,000 Grand Prize with their 2022 Duck Derby!

For anyone experiencing food insecurities from this week's winter storm, food is being made available this Saturday at Cajun Field.

On Wednesday, December 23, 2020, Second Harvest will be distributing meals to families who reside in Acadiana. The distribution will be on a first-come, first-serve basis while supplies last.

Another food distribution will happen this weekend, this time in Acadia Parish.

Donations will be accepted today from 6 am to 6 pm at the United Way facility on E. Pinhook in Lafayette.

If you're looking for a way to help those affected by Hurricane Delta, there are some upcoming food drives scheduled that are in need of donations.

If you and your family are in need, here's an easy, great way to get help.

They’ll be funding a new kitchen for Second Harvest Food Bank with help from Catholic Charities of Acadiana.

They are receiving donations thanks to a federal program, and some of those include perishable foods that need to get out as quickly as possible.

Catholic Charities of Acadiana is helping local families in need during this worldwide health crisis.

All proceeds are going to the largest hunger relief agency in south Louisiana