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This just in: Washington, DC, the capital city of the wealthiest country in the world, is home to more hungry children than any state in the union except one.

Once again, the Washington Nationals hit it out of the park, by volunteering at our distribution center AND helping us with our Skip Lunch Feed a Bunch campaign!

The Capital Area Food Bank partners with community programs throughout the metro area to provide kids with free, healthy meals all summer long.

Thanks to the generosity of Harris Teeter and the Washington Nationals, individuals that bring at least 3 non-perishables outside Center Field Gates today and tomorrow will be eligible for two tickets to a future Nationals game.

Washington Nationals Second Baseman Anthony Rendon took a break from the field to help sort food donations at the Capital Area Food Bank.

Local Super Bowl champ Usama Young and his hard-working youth group are back volunteering at the Capital Area Food Bank. And they've got a message for you!

Whether he’s playing in New Orleans, Cleveland or Oakland, Super Bowl 44 Champion Usama Young always makes time to volunteer at the Capital Area Food Bank.

Food always tastes better when we cook it ourselves. Knowing it is healthy food we are trying for the first time is even tastier!

Our Skip Lunch Feed a Bunch campaign is a summer event offering several ways to get involved.

USDA's Tom Vilsack and others kicked off the fifth annual Feds Feed Families food drive with the goal of weighing in this year at 26 million pounds.