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On Wednesday, October 23rd the Council issued a proclamation declaring October 24th Food Day in support of the nationwide celebration, and movement toward more healthy, affordable and sustainable food in Montgomery County.

For a minimum donation of $25, a guest can take home a beautiful hand-crafted bowl, enjoy unlimited soups and more importantly, help feed the nearly 700,000 children, seniors and families in the Washington metro area struggling to get enough food to eat.

Oxtail Soup? Tux & tails? It's Empty Bowls, and the British are coming!

Here in DC and around the country, Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity has been working to end hunger since 1993.

Children and parents are excited when our Family Market program offers them fresh produce and non-perishable items.

We've got fresh new ways for you to help solve hunger ... together!

“People in the federal government care about service. That’s why we’re here.”

“Imagine carrying four, five-pound bags of sugar around the block. That’s the weight of the food that the average American wastes every month,” CAFB President and CEO Nancy E. Roman told those attending the 2013 Northern Virginia Hunger Summitt.

The Federal Government has shut down. However, The Capital Area Food Bank is open for business.

One dollar from every Texas State Fair entrée purchased from Tortilla Coast will be donated to the Capital Area Food Bank!