Food Insecurity Reports & Research
Hunger and Food Insecurity
We rely on data and research to guide our work in addressing food insecurity.
Feeding America Reports
- Hunger in America – The largest study of its kind, providing demographic profiles of people seeking food assistance
- Map the Meal Gap – Landmark research offering county/borough/census-level hunger data, including Alaska-specific insights
- From Paycheck to Pantry: Hunger in Working America – Documents the challenges of working families receiving charitable food assistance
Key Hunger & Nutrition Reports
- FRAC: Profile of Hunger, Poverty, and Federal Nutrition Programs – Alaska – State-specific data on nutrition programs
- Center for Budget and Policy Priorities: SNAP – A closer look at who benefits from SNAP in Alaska
Alaska-Specific Research
- Alaska Children’s Trust: KIDS COUNT – Reports on child well-being and food insecurity in Alaska
Anti-Hunger Partner Organizations
We collaborate with national and state-level partners to address food insecurity.
National Partners
- Feeding America – The nation’s leading hunger-relief network, of which Food Bank of Alaska is a member
- Food Research and Action Center (FRAC) – A nonprofit working on anti-hunger policy solutions
- Bread for the World – A Christian advocacy group focused on ending hunger
- Center on Budget and Policy Priorities – A policy institute addressing poverty and inequality
- Share Our Strength – Working to ensure no child grows up hungry
Hunger & Food Insecurity in Alaska
- Alaska Food Coalition (AFC) – A statewide network of anti-hunger advocates
- Alaska Food Policy Council (AFPC) – Addresses food system challenges in Alaska