Living Hopefully.

Kori, 5, helps her mom, Lindsey, gather groceries from the Rhea County Mobile Pantry in Dayton.

Stephen, Tonya, Stephen (19), Sydney (19) and Rachel (17)

Heather smiles outside the "Family 2 Family" food pantry at East Chattanooga Church of God.

Walmart "Fight Hunger. Spark Change." campaign helps local families like Jeff and Amanda's. Pictured is Jeff, Amanda and one of their daughters, Tessa, picking up an Emergency Food Box from the Chattanooga Area Food Bank.

The Chattanooga Area Food Bank is applying to be a part of the USDA Summer Feeding Program again this year. This will help us provide meals to children during a time where school lunch is not accessible.

This year, the USDA has issued a new regulation regarding a minimum amount of time to elapse between meals and/or snacks. The Chattanooga Area Food Bank is applying for a waiver that would allow us to be exempt from these time constraints and continue to provide two meals at summer feeding sites this year.

Jerry holding groceries he received at a recent visit to the food pantry at First Baptist Church Soddy Daisy.

A group of Dalton State College students who volunteered at this year's event in Dalton. We are thankful for their support every year!

Patsy is all smiles while holding the groceries she’ll take home from Meigs County Senior Mobile Pantry.

Mary Ann holds groceries she received from the food pantry at First Southern Baptist Church in Pikeville.