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Being a young adult who aspires to be a woman of action, I loved witnessing all of the results that came from the hard work at the CAFB.

The Capital Area Food Bank got a taste of the night life when Metro Cooking DC hosted a happy hour at Del Campo Restaurant.

This week the Capital Area Food Bank like so many other organizations and individuals were stunned to learn of the sale of The Washington Post.

What better way to bring in the second day of August than with a company picnic to say thank you to the Capital Area Food Bank employees for all of their hard work?

What does a Ford have to do with the Capital Area Food Bank and our mission to feed the hungry?

If you’re looking for action this coming September, then look no further than the Capital Area Food Bank’s month long takeover, also known as Hunger Action Month.

Ty Lawson decided a long time ago that he wanted to use his talents to serve people in need and not people in restaurants.

At CAFB, we are attempting to ignite a new movement against hunger by identifying and encouraging neighborhood volunteers to join us.

Solving hunger is fundamental to the most basic issues we hope to achieve as an advanced society.

No mother can predict ending up in a food line, swallowing her pride to be able to feed her children. But a twist of fate can lift her out of that misery, too.