Livingston County Hunger Council

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The Livingston Hunger Council is a collaborative body made up of a cross-section of the community dedicated to ending hunger in Livingston County, Michigan. The Council is made up of government agencies, non-profits, local businesses and private citizens who have committed to making our community a place where everyone has access to the nutritious food they need, when they need it.

Website: http://www.livingstonhunger.com/
City: Howell
Year Established: 2009
State: Michigan
Scope of your HFC Coalition: Countywide
Type of Community: Suburban
Coordinated Activities: Advocacy, Community Engagement/Resource Campaigns, Emergency Food Assistance, Public Nutrition Programs
Programs: After School Feeding, Backpack Programs, Community Gardens, Community/Soup Kitchens, Farmers Markets, Food Pantries, Food Rescue, Health and Nutrition Education, Home Meal Delivery, School Meals, SNAP (Food Stamp) Outreach, Summer Feeding
Coalition Composition: Businesses, Chefs/Restaurants, Churches/Synagogues/Mosques, Elected Officials, Faith-Based Organizations, Farmers, Government Agencies, Hospitals and Health Care Systems, Non-Profit Organizations, Primary and Secondary Schools
Community Plan: Plan Completed