In addition to food donations from Albertsons stores, the company's Nourishing Neighbors program will contribute $10 million annually to combat food insecurity through targeted initiatives. These include the Innovation Spark Fund, the E.A.T. curriculum for middle and high school students, and a coalition dedicated to addressing summer hunger. Albertsons partnered with Kellanova, No Kid Hungry, and Regen House at SXSW's Food Track to discuss sustainable solutions to food insecurity. "Food insecurity is a complex problem that requires collaboration to create long-term, lasting solutions," said Christy Duncan Anderson, Executive Director of The Foundation. "By partnering with Kellanova, No Kid Hungry and Regen House at such an innovative conference like SXSW, we have the unique opportunity to shine a light on hunger and the urgent need for communities to come together to address food insecurity and brainstorm innovative solutions."