Hunger

"Many of them are already accessing the emergency food network, so they're turning to their local food pantry or soup kitchen just to make ends meet."

"They're used to access to food from school. And then, of course, when you get to college -- especially when you live on a campus -- you're expected to pay for those meals."

She serves breakfasts and lunches to customers from her Lancaster diner. Robin Finsterbach, owner of Aunt Robin's Diner, wants to be sure kids don't go hungry during the summer. So, she giving them a free bagged lunch.

Ninety-six percent of New Yorkers say, "in our state, no one should go hungry," according to a new poll released from Siena College today.However, about 1…

Champions are the people or organizations that care for and believe in our community's youth. The Food Bank of the Southern Tier is recognized as a local…