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Food insecurity exists in every zip code throughout Greater Kansas City. Most people personally know others in their extended family, neighborhood, church or school who are currently struggling or have struggled in the past to provide enough good food for their family. And it’s only getting worse. According to research conducted by CNBC, 63 percent of Americans are currently living paycheck to paycheck — including nearly half of six-figure earners. 

With persistent inflation eroding wage gains, the number of Americans living paycheck to paycheck is near a historic high, according to a recent report. And when you’re living paycheck to paycheck, a flat tire or extended illness can force a family to choose six boxes of macaroni and cheese over a bag of apples, or a bag of hamburgers over a healthy meal including a salad or fresh vegetables with a protein source. Persistent food insecurity causes people to make sacrifices – food over medicine, family members going hungry so that their children can eat.

Impact Gifts to Fight Food Insecurity

See all the ways your donation to After the Harvest helps us fight food insecurity in our community. Select one or more impact gifts from our catalog below. Upon purchase, you’ll receive a donation badge you can share on social media.

Help us provide more nutritious food to agencies serving low-income seniors, people experiencing homelessness, and those most in need

Help us get fresh produce to those who need it most in our community.
Your donation to After the Harvest will be used to where it is most urgently needed to bring about the greatest impact.

Help us expand to serve hunger relief agencies in rural communities outside Kansas City

Your gift expands our ability to nutritious, nourishing produce to families living in rural communities without access to social programs.
Your donation to After the Harvest will be used to where it is most urgently needed to bring about the greatest impact.