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Together, we can work to end hunger.

Who We Are

Hunger Free Oklahoma brings a unified, statewide voice to the issue and solutions surrounding hunger to ensure all Oklahomans have access to affordable, nutritious food. Hunger Free Oklahoma holds the core belief that hunger is solvable, unnecessary, and unjust, and it impacts everyone living in Oklahoma.

At Hunger Free Oklahoma, we believe that everyone should have access to nourishing food and are working to ensure all Oklahomans can access three meals a day, every day. We strive to create a welcoming environment for all individuals, and we value people’s unique experiences and perspectives. We are committed to continually learning and growing in our efforts to create a more just society where everyone can thrive, and we invite everyone to join us in this important work.

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Every $1 in SNAP benefits puts $1.50 back into Oklahoma’s economy (Source)

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More than 1 in 4 (223,890) Oklahoma children don’t get the food that they need (Source)

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15.4% Oklahoma households are food insecure (Source)

Let’s Work Together

Hunger Free Oklahoma offers several bridging services to help partner organizations connect Oklahomans with valuable grocery assistance resources like the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), Double Up Oklahoma (DUO), and The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC).

Latest Updates

Poll Finds More Than Half of Oklahoma Voters Have Struggled to Afford Food

Results show broad, bipartisan support for protecting nutrition programs 9/8/26: Tulsa, OK — More than half of Oklahoma voters have struggled to afford food in the past year, according to a recently published poll from Hunger Free Oklahoma. The bipartisan voter poll, conducted in September 2025, captured the experiences and opinions of registered voters across […]

What a $240 Million SNAP Cost Shift Means for Oklahoma

Since the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program began, the federal government has paid the full cost of SNAP benefits, while states helped pay to administer the program. That is changing, and for Oklahoma, the price tag could be significant.
College student on phone

College Students Are Changing. College Hunger Policy Needs to Catch Up.

When thinking of a college student, you likely imagine an 18-year-old living in a dorm, eating in a dining hall, and relying on their parents for financial support. But that picture no longer reflects most students.

Latest Updates

Poll Finds More Than Half of Oklahoma Voters Have Struggled to Afford Food

Results show broad, bipartisan support for protecting nutrition programs 9/8/26: Tulsa, OK — More than half of Oklahoma voters have struggled to afford food in the past year, according to a recently published poll from Hunger Free Oklahoma. The bipartisan voter poll, conducted in September 2025, captured the experiences and opinions of registered voters across […]

What a $240 Million SNAP Cost Shift Means for Oklahoma

Since the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program began, the federal government has paid the full cost of SNAP benefits, while states helped pay to administer the program. That is changing, and for Oklahoma, the price tag could be significant.
College student on phone

College Students Are Changing. College Hunger Policy Needs to Catch Up.

When thinking of a college student, you likely imagine an 18-year-old living in a dorm, eating in a dining hall, and relying on their parents for financial support. But that picture no longer reflects most students.

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