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Salt Lake City VA’s food pantry has helped hundreds of Veterans put food on their tables.

The San Antonio Vet Center outreach specialists joined Soldiers’ Angels volunteers for a drive-through food distribution for Veterans.

VA and The Rockefeller Foundation are working together to promote healthy eating habits and food security.

Community partners, individuals, employees and anonymous donors have generously made donations for food insecure Veterans.

When Army Veteran Rodney Bennett’s medical provider recognized he was food insecure, VA’s homeless program stepped in to help.

Commissaries are collecting food donations for families in need through the annual Feds Feed Families food drive.

Phoenix area Veterans receive sacks full of fresh produce thanks to community sponsors, volunteers and VA staff. Veggies for Veterans is held five times a year to offer healthy food choices for Veterans.

VA’s Nutrition and Food Services has teamed up with MAZON: A Jewish Response to Hunger to distribute information to Veterans and increase awareness about the risks associated with food insecurity.

VA has unique partnerships that help Veterans, their families, caregivers and survivors. They are managed by VHA’s Office of Community Engagement (OCE). Read about the great work they do.

The Healthcare for Homeless Veterans program at Shreveport VA provides more than just housing or shelter to Veterans experiencing homelessness or at risk of homelessness. Hardship comes in many forms.

Food insecurity: Problems accessing adequate and nutritious food due to financial issues, transportation or other problems. Talking about access to nutritious food should be part of your health care.

Pantry project is a partnership between VA and Feeding America. As of January 2020, the program served Vets more than 710,000 meals including some for dietary and health restrictions such as diabetes.