In the metro Savannah area, food insecurity is more than a statistic, it’s a daily reality for thousands of children, seniors, and families. Savannah Morning News is committed to reporting on the growing need for reliable meals with depth, compassion, and clarity.

Our newsroom is dedicating time and resources to uncover the full scope of food insecurity in our community. We’re telling the human-centered stories behind the numbers: From how federal aid cuts may deepen the crisis for the elderly and children, to how the proliferation of convenience stores skews accessibility to fresh and healthy foods, to how members of our community step in before hunger becomes a public safety issue.

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This Giving Season, your tax-deductible donation helps us keep these stories front and center - where they can make a difference. Together, we can shine a light on hunger and help build a stronger, more informed Savannah.

Donations to Savannah Morning News for further food insecurity reporting are possible thanks to a partnership with Journalism Funding Partners. Contributions made to JFP will be distributed to Savannah Morning News as monitored public good grants to financially support food insecurity reporting and cannot be used for any other purpose.

If you prefer to donate via check, please address it to Journalism Funding Partners with "Gannett Community Giving SMN" in the memo line. Then mail to: 1801 West End Avenue, 16th floor, Nashville, Tennessee 37203. Please include your email address and the newsroom you’re donating to in a note with your check.

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Support Local News that Sparks Action Against Hunger

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Support Local News that Sparks Action Against Hunger

This Giving Season donate to support Savannah Morning News reporting on food insecurity