A great article "Winning Game" about FHFH on the mid-shore of Maryland was published in the The Star Democrat January 13 and includes comments from FHFH chapter coordinator Amy Cawley and some participating butcher shops!  

Amy Cawley, chapter coordinator for Mid-Shore FHFH, grew up on a grain farm near Denton and has been the Farm to Food Bank coordinator for the Maryland Food Bank’s Eastern Shore branch in Salisbury for almost eight years. 

To read this great article CLICK HERE.

Catholic Outreach received 100 pounds of game meat at Orchard Mesa Market on January 15.  The meat was donated through Grand Junction FHFH (CO-05).

Thank you Brandon Siegfried, Chapter Coordinator of Grand Junction FHFH; the hunters who donated; and to everyone who made this possible!


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Guernsey County FHFH (OH-29) recently donated over 1,000 pounds of venison to the Grace Food Pantry in Ohio. 

,n January 15 West Central Ohio FHFH (OH-40) donated over 800 pounds of venison for pickup for several local area food banks and pantries.  That puts this year at about 1,500 pounds of venison distributed to local agencies.  

Thank you Mike Armentrout, West Central Ohio FHFH Chapter Coordinator; the hunters who donated; and everyone who made this possible!

"For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink, I was a stranger and you invited me in, ...."    Matthew 25:35   
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Resolving to Be a Positive Change Maker in 2019  
 
The word "resolve" is defined as "to decide firmly on a course of action."  The beginning of a new year is a chance to make resolutions that bring about positive changes. Sometimes you give up an old habit or you start something new. 

One great resolution is to get involved with a charitable organization such as FHFH. It will not only make a positive difference in your life, but also in the lives of people struggling with hunger in your community. And if you get involved with FHFH along with other members of your family or your friends, you can strengthen those relationships by working together with the common goal of ending hunger in our country.
 
There are many ways you can get involved with FHFH:

• Start a new FHFH chapter in your area by becoming an FHFH chapter coordinator.
• Volunteer to help with an existing FHFH chapter.
• Donate deer, elk or livestock to a participating FHFH meat processor.
• Give a financial gift to help pay the meat processing costs of donated deer, elk and livestock.
• Have a Facebook fundraiser for FHFH.
• Share FHFH and our mission on social media (Facebook and Twitter).

We look forward to a new year and continuing our resolve to end hunger.
 
On behalf of FHFH and all those in our country suffering from hunger, we THANK YOU for your generous support!

​​Sincerely,

  



Josh Wilson
Executive Director
Farmers & Hunters Feeding the Hungry

Sarah in Ohio donated an 8-point buck she got during muzzleloader season to FHFH to feed the hungry!  Her father has donated deer to FHFH for many years. 

​Thank you Sarah for caring and helping to feed the hungry!

​Black Fork Farmers and Hunters Feeding the Hungry and Pinhook Meats, LLC provided over 3,600 servings of nutritious meat to the hungry of Ashland and Richland Counties in Ohio!  Nine hundred pounds of deer meat was split between two local food pantries.  Hillsdale Cares in Ashland County received half and Lucas Area food pantry in Richland County received the other half.
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A big thank you to Darrell Christine, the hunters who donated their harvest and to Pinhook Meats LLC for all the hard work they put into processing the meat. 

Thank you FHFH coordinator Doug Martin and the hunters of North Central Indiana for providing nutritious meat to groups like ​Bona Vista Programs, Inc.​ who provide services to many children and adults in their community!

Last year, the North Central Indiana FHFH chapter donated the processed meat from six deer to Bona Vista to distribute to those who live in their group homes and supported living homes.  This year, North Central Indiana FHFH donated meat from eight deer! 

An article about the impact of meat donations from FHFH to Bona Vista Programs, Inc. was featured in the Kokomoperspective.com on January 2, 2019.  The article stated, “Do you know what kind of impact that has on the budget?  That doesn’t even take into account the warm and fuzzy impact it leaves on the hearts of those receiving it when they know that someone did that just for them.  It’s priceless.“  “We are so thankful! It is people like Walker, his friend, Doug Martin and others involved with the organization who make a difference in the communities where they live.”  CLICK HERE to read the full article.