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KHFH donates record number of deer to feed KY's hungry Commissioner Quarles Congratulates Kentucky Hunters for the Hungry on 2018 Success By Sean Southard Frankfort, KY - Kentucky Agriculture Commissioner Ryan Quarles congratulated Kentucky Hunters for the Hungry (KHFH) on a banner year in which the organization increased the amount of venison donated to Kentucky's charitable feeding agencies. "Kentucky's sportsmen and women, like our farm families, are great conservationists and stewards of the land," Agriculture Commissioner Ryan Quarles said. "As part of the Kentucky Hunger Initiative, the Kentucky Department of Agriculture has been working with the Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources to support Kentucky Hunters for the Hungry, and we are excited to see the growth their organization has experienced this year. We look forward to working with them in the years ahead." Kentucky Hunters for the Hungry released numbers to the Kentucky Department of Agriculture (KDA) that revealed:
Commissioner Quarles also praised KHFH for piloting a program with Kentucky 4-H. KHFH and Fish & Wildlife provided opportunities for 4-H members in Breckinridge, Elliott, and Spencer counties to hunt and donate deer meat to needy families in their communities. The program will be scaled statewide in the coming deer season. KHFH is a statewide hunger relief program dedicated to providing a healthy source of protein to needy Kentuckians. KHFH's mission is to alleviate hunger and malnutrition in Kentucky by processing and distributing donated venison to those in need, to provide an outlet for hunters to help their communities, and to promote environmental stewardship through wildlife management. It was founded in 2000. The KDA launched the Hunger Initiative two years ago to bring together farmers, charitable organizations, faith groups, community leaders, and government entities to look for ways to reduce hunger in Kentucky. To find out more about the Hunger Initiative, go to kyagr.com/hunger. This story was posted on 2019-05-28 14:25:38
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