We want to do all we can to prevent further reduction in food and ensure that all South Dakotans can thrive.
Food insecurity is a nonpartisan issue that transcends political parties and exists in all congressional districts across the U.S. It will take all of us coming together—people experiencing food insecurity, policymakers, communities, partners and donors—to end hunger.
Federal nutrition programs matter to families who need help putting food on the table, kids who only get regular meals at school, and food banks that receive food. They are only as strong as the support they receive on Capitol Hill, and we invite you to raise your voice and help us bring an end to hunger.