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From The Post and Courier: SC lost 1.5 million pounds of federal food aid this year. Here’s the impact on the Lowcountry. By Kenna Coe and Anna Sharpe, November 29, 2025

From The Post and Courier: SC lost 1.5 million pounds of federal food aid this year. Here’s the impact on the Lowcountry. By Kenna Coe and Anna Sharpe, November 29, 2025

by Jill Hirsekorn | Dec 2, 2025 | Impact Stories, In The News

CHARLESTON — November 29, 2025 — Between May and September, the Lowcountry Food Bank lost out on 21,384 gallons of milk and 33,750 one-dozen cartons of eggs. The nonprofit, which serves 10 coastal communities, was one of four South Carolina food banks that...
From Charleston City Paper: Holiday struggles mount for those facing food insecurity

From Charleston City Paper: Holiday struggles mount for those facing food insecurity

by Jill Hirsekorn | Nov 13, 2025 | In The News

A Goose Creek woman — let’s call her “Terri” — says her family might not have any money left over for Christmas shopping this year. But she’s trying to stay positive. “Right now, we’re really just hoping and praying,” said Terri, who asked to remain anonymous in an...
Press Release: South Carolina Food Banks Call on Elected Officials to End Shutdown, Invest in Hunger Relief

Press Release: South Carolina Food Banks Call on Elected Officials to End Shutdown, Invest in Hunger Relief

by Chelsea Anderson | Oct 29, 2025 | In The News, Press Releases

As Government Shutdown drags on, hunger is rising across the state For Immediate Release: October 27, 2025 COLUMBIA, SC:   Amid the highest food insecurity rates in nearly a decade, a government shutdown is creating hardship and uncertainty for tens of thousands of...
From salon.com: Tourist towns see rising hunger in the off-season

From salon.com: Tourist towns see rising hunger in the off-season

by Jill Hirsekorn | Oct 14, 2025 | Impact Stories, In The News, Media Mentions

salon.com October 11, 2025 By Francesca Giangiulio By late September, the striped umbrellas are folded, the taffy shops go dark and the only thing moving along the boardwalk is the autumn wind. That’s when the lines start forming — not at the seafood stands, but at...
Planting Hope: Free Born Deliverance Temple’s Garden Grows Food, Community, and Faith

Planting Hope: Free Born Deliverance Temple’s Garden Grows Food, Community, and Faith

by Jill Hirsekorn | Sep 2, 2025 | Agency Partner Updates, Impact Stories

September 2, 2025 Planting Hope: Free Born Deliverance Temple’s Garden Grows Food, Community, and Faith When Pastor Kathy Brown, Director of the Free Born Deliverance Temple’s food pantry, first met Ebone Cox, Southern Region Nutrition Coordinator for Lowcountry...
Live 5 News Rise and Shine Food and Fund Drive Raises $95,000+ for Lowcountry Children

Live 5 News Rise and Shine Food and Fund Drive Raises $95,000+ for Lowcountry Children

by Jill Hirsekorn | Aug 11, 2025 | Event Updates, In The News, Media Mentions

August 4, 2025 Live 5 News Rise and Shine Food and Fund Drive Raises More than $95,000 for Lowcountry Children By Marissa Thompson Published: Aug. 6, 2025 at 12:47 PM EDT From May 30 through the end of the day Friday, the Lowcountry Food Bank, in partnership with Live...
Federal Cuts, Rising Need – How We’re Responding

Federal Cuts, Rising Need – How We’re Responding

by Jill Hirsekorn | Aug 4, 2025 | Impact Stories

August 4, 2025 Federal Cuts, Rising Need – How We’re Responding Together At Lowcountry Food Bank (LCFB), our mission has always been clear: to ensure our neighbors facing hunger have access to nutritious food. But today, that mission is under increasing pressure....
The Guardian: The US food bank keeping Gullah Geechee farming traditions alive

The Guardian: The US food bank keeping Gullah Geechee farming traditions alive

by Digital Services | Jul 31, 2025 | In The News

July 29, 2025 The US food bank keeping Gullah Geechee farming traditions alive: ‘Our local food is like no other’ The Lowcountry Food Bank has provided culturally relevant foods like okra, squash and yams to the Gullah Geechee people in South Carolina for 20 years For...
Growing Food Locally: A Powerful Partnership

Growing Food Locally: A Powerful Partnership

by Jill Hirsekorn | Jul 28, 2025 | Agency Partner Updates, Impact Stories, Reports

  In 2006, the Lowcountry Food Bank (LCFB), which serves coastal SC, launched an innovative project to work with local, small farm enterprises called Growing Food Locally (GFL). From the beginning the project focused heavily on partnerships with historically...
2024 Annual Impact Report: Strength in Collaboration

2024 Annual Impact Report: Strength in Collaboration

by Chelsea Anderson | Jul 17, 2025 | Agency Partner Updates, Impact Stories, Reports

Collaboration is the foundation of the work we do at Lowcountry Food Bank. Our teams collaborate daily to execute our mission, but our external collaboration is what makes carrying out that mission truly possible. In 2024, we partnered with over 240 food pantries,...
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  • From The Post and Courier: SC lost 1.5 million pounds of federal food aid this year. Here’s the impact on the Lowcountry. By Kenna Coe and Anna Sharpe, November 29, 2025
  • From Charleston City Paper: Holiday struggles mount for those facing food insecurity
  • Press Release: South Carolina Food Banks Call on Elected Officials to End Shutdown, Invest in Hunger Relief
  • From salon.com: Tourist towns see rising hunger in the off-season
  • Planting Hope: Free Born Deliverance Temple’s Garden Grows Food, Community, and Faith

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