Our Vision
A Hunger-Free Northeast Tennessee
Second Harvest Food Bank of Northeast Tennessee has led the effort to end hunger in Northeast Tennessee since 1986. Our mission is to feed the hungry in Northeast Tennessee by securing and distributing food and engaging the community in the fight to end hunger through regional partnerships, programs, and education.
46,000
People Helped Monthly
20,509
12,929,786
Pounds of Total Annual Food Distribution
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The Second Harvest Food Bank of Northeast Tennessee serves an eight-county region of Northeast Tennessee composed of Carter, Greene, Hancock, Hawkins, Johnson, Sullivan, Washington, and Unicoi Counties shown in the map at the link below.
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Your gift will help provide meals & hope to our Northeast Tennessee neighbors experiencing hunger.
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A Community United: A Journey from the Eyes of Our Community, Clients, Partners, and Staff
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Events are our primary way to raise awareness about hunger in our region as well as raise funds.
Latest News
Stories of Hope
A Community United: A Journey from the Eyes of Our Community, Clients, Partners, and Staff
Greene County Derby Day on Main Raises $31,000 for Second Harvest Child Hunger Programs in Greene County
Children in Greeneville and Greene County, Tennessee, who are food insecure will benefit from funds raised at the Derby Day on Main Event on May 4, 2024. The event was held at the General Morgan Inn and Conference Center, Greeneville, Tennessee, and $31,000 was raised...
Publix reaches milestone, donating 100 million pounds of produce to help feed neighbors in need
Click here to view Publix's press release regarding their donation of 100 million pounds of produce
What Can You Do To Make A Difference by Craig Cottingim
The following article was written by Craig Cottongim, New Song Church Pastor of Kingsport, TN. It was published in the Kingsport Times News on January 5th, 2024. When my wife and I started dating as teenagers, she found food stashed in my bedroom. Surprised,...