The Heritage Foundation is trying to tell us there's no hunger problem in America

[Jim__]

2. 4% of 50 million is 2 million.

So, even accepting their numbers:

They found that, according to Census Bureau data for 2009 (the most recent year statistics are available), of the almost 50 million Americans classified as poor, 96% of the parents said their children were never hungry.

the implication is that 2 million parents said their children were hungry sometimes.

18% of 50 million is 9 million:

Eighty-three percent of poor families reported having enough food to eat, and 82% of poor adults said they were never hungry at any time in 2009 due to a lack of food or money.

So, even if we accept their numbers - personally I doubt their accuracy - we still have millions of hungry people.