Gleaning Food for the Hungry

In early times, the poor and widowed were given the privilege of gleaning—going through harvested fields to find overlooked grains. Now it means finding value in discarded and leftover food and putting it to good use.

This article is about some of the organizations that are working effectively to feed hungry people and how they do it.

America’s Second Harvest
America’s Second Harvest—The Nation’s Food Bank Network was formed in 1979 to provide the food and grocery industry a single point to which u…