Healthcare and Hunger Relief Organizations Partner to Address Food Insecurity in South Florida

Hundreds of volunteers from Humana and Conviva Senior Primary Care joined forces with Feeding South Florida and U.S. Hunger on September 4, 2025, for a coordinated effort to address food insecurity across South Florida. The initiative, part of Humana's annual Community Day, brought together employees and community partners to provide immediate nutritional support to vulnerable populations.

At Feeding South Florida's Pembroke Park warehouse, Humana volunteers sorted and packaged thousands of pounds of food destined for distribution to food pantries, soup kitchens, shelters, and community partners throughout the region. This systematic approach ensures that nutritious meals reach those most in need through established local networks.

Simultaneously, at the Fort Lauderdale War Memorial, Conviva Senior Primary Care partnered with U.S. Hunger to pack an impressive 100,000 meals, providing immediate sustenance for families experiencing food insecurity. The scale of this effort highlights the significant impact that corporate-community partnerships can achieve in addressing urgent social needs.

The collaboration represents more than just a single day of service—it demonstrates a shared commitment to breaking the cycle of hunger through hands-on engagement. By addressing food insecurity, these organizations contribute directly to improving the health and well-being of the communities they serve, recognizing that access to nutritious food is fundamental to overall health outcomes.

This initiative underscores the growing recognition among healthcare organizations that addressing social determinants of health, such as food security, is essential for improving community health. The partnership between healthcare providers and hunger relief organizations creates a powerful synergy that addresses both immediate nutritional needs and long-term health goals.