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Lynn Brantley, President and CEO of the Capital Area Food Bank and the leader of hunger relief movement in the Washington metro area since 1980, will be retiring at the end of this year.

Stuff-a-Truck has become one of the largest food and fund drives of the year, and every single staff member at the food bank is playing a role.

The Capital Area Food Bank received a generous donation yesterday of 75,000 eggs from Subway and the American Egg Board.

Former Washington Capitals star Peter Bondra and fellow hockey fans volunteered their time before presenting a $10,000 check to the Capital Area Food Bank.

I was delighted recently to discover a national celebration for a food that I eat almost every day on just about anything.

In this time of giving thanks, it is important to take time to appreciate the blessings that we have received over the past year.

This is the second year in a row that the First Family has volunteered its time and helped us feed our neighbors in need.

As we approach our 33rd anniversary, we’d like to take a moment during this holiday season and say “thank you” to our community “staples.”

CAFB recently welcomed its capital campaign donors and board members to a thank you dinner hosted at its new Bedford Falls Foundation Distribution Center.

On Tuesday, November 13, Gordon Biersch in Washington, DC will raise funds and collect non-perishable food donations for the Capital Area Food Bank.