Indiana's first food bank-based health clinic is now open in Indianapolis.

The program is an offshoot of the CARE Mobile Pantry program, which provides groceries once a week throughout the summer in locations where families face food insecurity.

The project pairs numerous organizations around the state to increase access to healthy produce.

The Indianapolis Public Library's Summer Reading Program kicks off Monday, June 5 and runs through July 29. This year's theme is Read it & Eat.

The new facility will double the amount of fresh produce Gleaners is able to provide in the 21 Indiana counties it serves.

The website allows truckers hauling loads of food rejected by grocers or distributors to find food banks where they can donate that freight.

The new leader of Indiana's largest food bank has spent his first four months focused on opening the organization up to fresh ideas that could feed more people with less money.

Second Helpings, CICOA, St. Vincent DePaul and Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana all say they're seeing a significant drop in holiday donations.

The number of people in Indiana reporting low food security is 14.8%.

The pantries that spread out over six high crime areas this summer served over 62,000 people.