You’re Stabilizing Seniors

For Rita, food boxes are more than just helpful—they are essential for survival.

“If we didn’t have the boxes, some months we wouldn’t eat,” Rita said.

School Partnerships expand in Osceola County to reach students, families

A $75,000 investment from the Poinsette Foundation will help Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida expand its School Partnerships Program, increasing access to nutritious food for students and families across Osceola County through the 2027-28 school year.

Fueling Healthy Communities Through Food and Education

Nutrition has the power to help individuals and communities thrive. During National Nutrition Month, Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida is sharing its Food is Medicine approach to improving long- and short-term health outcomes.

Your Reliable Support Nourishes Neighbors

When Anna shops for groceries now, she puts most items back on the shelf. Prices keep rising, so she can only afford a few basics at a time.

“I’ll just do without rather than pay the prices, and they’re just getting worse,” Anna said.