Missouri agriculture raises more than $145,000 for childhood hunger

Missouri agriculture raises more than $145,000 for childhood hunger

Food insecurity affects one in five Missouri children. According to Feeding Missouri, this number increases to one in three kids in rural parts of the state. Missouri agriculture made it a mission this summer to combat these statistics through the Missouri Farmers Care (MFC) Drive to Feed Kids campaign. This volunteer, non-profit project’s mission is to raise funds for backpack programs and in-school food pantries to help children across the state in the most food-insecure households be prepared to succeed. 

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