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To ensure that children and teens have access to healthy food over the summer, the CAFB is spreading the word about summer meals.

More than 760 people donned their denim wear and showed up to the Marriott Wardman Park Hotel yesterday evening to party and support the largest hunger relief organization in Washington metro area.

Saturday might be alright for fighting, but Sunday is the night for balling.

On my mark. Get your apples. Get set... CRUNCH!

Listen to an interview with CAFB President and CEO Nancy E. Roman, where we talk about hunger and how we're working to solve it in the region.

Each year, the Capital Area Food Bank’s Blue Jeans Ball brings together chefs from near and far who share their culinary creations with attendees.

It’s not too late to support the 27th annual Harvest for the Hungry Spring Forward Food Drive!

School closures are a burden for almost everyone. Yet, they are extremely problematic for families that rely on schools to feed their children throughout the day.

Andrew's personal convictions, along with the tools from the CAFB website and the input of his financial advisor made his decision crystal clear.

Here at the food bank, our soil and seeds teach partner agencies how to grow healthy food cheaply.