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The numbers are staggering. One doesn’t have to travel far to see the toll that hunger can take on an individual.

Lower-income families in the DC area are currently being hit with a trifecta of de-stabilizing realities.

Knowing whether your services are being used efficiently is the best way for a non-profit organization to stay on top of its game.

I can honestly say that I had no idea I could make such an impact when I came on as a volunteer at the Capital Area Food Bank...

To think it all started off in the cafeteria of Catholic University! Blue Jeans Ball has increased tenfold thanks to the hard work of its organizing committee.

CAFB Director of Public Policy and Community Outreach Brian Banks and Montgomery County Councilwoman Valerie Ervin discuss SNAP with Kojo.

Milestones that have helped us ultimately bring more healthy meals into the community.

Collaboration and information sharing is critical if we are to create sustainable reductions in hunger.

A3 provides free training for community nonprofits designed to help them take their feeding programs or organizations to the next level.

Safeway’s annual Round Up Hunger campaign is well on its way to proving that a little change can go a long way to combat hunger.