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The Food Basket
What Hurricane Lala Showed Us About Working Together
September Is Hunger Action Month. On Hawaiʻi Island, 43% of Households Are Food Insecure.
Hurricane Lala Deepened Hunger Across Hawaiʻi Island. The Food Basket Moved Nearly a Million Pounds of Food in August
On Hawaiʻi Island, the Global Food Crisis Is Already Here
33 Years of Working Together to Feed Hawaiʻi Island - NALC Food Drive 2026
Mālama Da Farmer Grantee: Ola Mahina Gardens at Kealaola Farms
Mālama Da Farmer Grantee: The Family Farm Inc.
Mālama Da Farmer Grantee: HIP Agriculture
Mālama Da Farmer Grantee: Sweet Cane Cafe
Mālama Da Farmer Grantee: Derek Von Gnechten
Mālama Da Farmer Grantee: OK Farms
Mālama Da Farmer Grantee: Spicy Ninja
The State of Food Insecurity 2024-2025
The State of Food Insecurity in Hawaiʻi 2024–2025 is a comprehensive analysis of the ongoing food insecurity crisis across the islands.
Report estimates 427,000 people in Hawaii face food insecurity
There is new data on food insecurity in Hawaii, outlining the number of people across the islands facing some form of hunger.
Mālama Da Farmer Grantee: Peaceful Farms
Mālama Da Farmer Grantee: Puna Chicks
Mālama Da Farmer Grantee: A Coffee Farm
Mālama Da Farmer Grantee: Ocean Era Inc.
Mālama Da Farmer Grantee: Richard Kodani
Nā Kuke ʻŌpio Featuring Tiana Kamen
Nā Kuke ʻŌpio (NKO), meaning “The Young Cook” in Hawaiian, is a youth-centered, culturally grounded, cooking and nutrition education program.