I talk a lot about food here at TashaDoesTulsa.com. 

Oklahoma is one of the top 10 hungriest states in the nation. 

One in five Oklahoma children lives in poverty and is at risk of going to bed hunry. 

Many senior citizens have to choose between buying food or paying for rent, utilities or medicine. 

The single fastest-growing group of people relying on emergency food assistance is the working poor. 

The Community Food Bank of Oklahoma is a private, non-profit organization that distributes food to 450 partner programs in 24 counties in Eastern Oklahoma, including soup kitchens, emergency food pantries and shelters, low-income after-school programs and senior citizen centers. Together it feeds 60,000 people per week the equivelent of 800,000 meals per month. 