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This week, we are enjoying berries, eggplant, radishes, nasturtiums, peppers, beets, and collards from our Urban Demonstration Garden.

The CAFB is now distributing more healthy fruits and vegetables like kale and cabbage to residents struggling with hunger,

Giant Food made a special donation of 10,000 – that’s right – 10,000 red apples to the Capital Area Food Bank on Tuesday.

As the summer growing season nears its peak, there are more colors, smells and tastes to enjoy.

Christel Hair shares an acrostic she made for the lovely Hannah Hawkins.

The CAFB’s very own retrofitted school bus is now making daily stops in Prince William County.

Legal community comes together to file an injunction against hunger.

...For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink, I was a stranger and you invited me in...

“...feels more like Silicon Valley than a food bank,” said a visiting Washington Post reporter.

The Heat Map allows the CAFB to look at communities we serve by location, identify gaps and target hunger interventions.