Arkansas Hunters Feeding the Hungry

Arkansas Hunters Feeding the Hungry Helping Feed Needy Arkansans AHFH helps distribute this surplus as healthy meals on the tables of needy Arkansans - many of whom are children and the elderly.

Arkansas Hunters Feeding the Hungry (AHFH) is a community-minded program that provides venison and other wild game to those in need. Organizations, businesses, and churches of many denominations have joined farmers and hunters to transform an abundant white-tailed deer population into a renewable food source for the hungry in Arkansas. With the growing number of deer and other big game in America,

many deer and other big game are being harvested and discarded for herd control. In addition, liberal bag limits and extended seasons are putting hunters in the position of being able to harvest more deer and other big game than they can personally consume. The success of the program depends upon the generosity of hunters, cooperation from meat processors throughout the state, support from local food distribution organizations, and the financial contributions of businesses and other citizens. The organization needs to raise $150,000 to fund the program annually and reach our goal of being able to provide a million meals a year (free of charge) to needy Arkansans. As state economic resources have diminished - AHFH relies heavily on individuals, hunting clubs, businesses, churches and other groups across Arkansas to donate funds to cover processing costs.

Did a tour of North West Arkansas Farm Bureau's locations starting in Benton County, Carroll County, and Boone County. D...
05/08/2026

Did a tour of North West Arkansas Farm Bureau's locations starting in Benton County, Carroll County, and Boone County. Delivered over 7000 packages of snack sticks for area schools.... thank you Farm Bureau and Farm Bureau Foundation.

05/05/2026
A big thanks to the Bull Shoals Urban Bowhunters for a donation to help the Flippin Schools weekend backpack program.
04/28/2026

A big thanks to the Bull Shoals Urban Bowhunters for a donation to help the Flippin Schools weekend backpack program.

We recently received a grant from the Conway County Community Foundation to place snack sticks into schools in Conway Co...
04/28/2026

We recently received a grant from the Conway County Community Foundation to place snack sticks into schools in Conway County. Pictures are from Morrilton Primary and Morrilton Elementary. Thank you Conway County Community Foundation for helping us help others.

Thank you Grant County Farm Bureau for helping us place snack sticks into schools in Grant County.
04/28/2026

Thank you Grant County Farm Bureau for helping us place snack sticks into schools in Grant County.

Thanks to the Pope County Community Foundation for a grant to supply snack sticks to schools in Pope County.
04/28/2026

Thanks to the Pope County Community Foundation for a grant to supply snack sticks to schools in Pope County.

Thank you Farm Bureau of Monroe County for helping us to place snack sticks into schools in Monroe County.
04/28/2026

Thank you Farm Bureau of Monroe County for helping us to place snack sticks into schools in Monroe County.

We were recently blessed with a grant from the St. Francis Community Foundation to provide snack sticks to the Palestine...
04/28/2026

We were recently blessed with a grant from the St. Francis Community Foundation to provide snack sticks to the Palestine Wheatley school backpack program

We had the pleasure of delivering deer snack sticks to the Garland County Farm Bureau on Tuesday. GC Farm Bureau partici...
03/25/2026

We had the pleasure of delivering deer snack sticks to the Garland County Farm Bureau on Tuesday. GC Farm Bureau participated in the matching program with the Farm Bureau Foundation. Pictured is Kathy Ritter(Chief of Staff for Hunters Feeding the Hungry) and Greg Thomas (Agent).

A visit to the Manila school district was in order for my Thursday. This was the first time we were able to place snack ...
02/20/2026

A visit to the Manila school district was in order for my Thursday. This was the first time we were able to place snack sticks into their school district. This was possible through a grant from the Mississippi County Community Foundation. The guy in the red is Jeremy Brown with the AGFC and Deer Management Assistant Program. Next to Jeremy is Malory Adcock (counselor and backpack coordinator). Next to me is John Burrow (principal)

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Box 55303
Little Rock, AR
72215

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+15012820006

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