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Sharing spawns more sharing – that’s what we discover through the Brown Bag program.

With dramatic increases in hunger throughout the Washington metro region, the Capital Area Food Bank has stepped up to address the problem.

The food bank recently brought on the Waterpenny Farm in Sperryville, VA to help provide fresh produce to our NOVA partners.

Families and individuals who were set back by Hurricane Sandy and currently receive SNAP benefits may be eligible for replacement SNAP benefits.

He’s back at it. That’s not a bad pun about a generous spine specialist; it’s an invitation.

A comprehensive survey of the community and food bank clients set to wrap up in 2014 is already underway.

Healthy Eating on a Budget came to life in the kitchen as participants watched an engaging cooking demonstration by the "Healthy Cook" Kate Sherwood.

An overwhelming number of people in our area are faced every day with the difficult choices between buying food and allocating limited funds towards other expenses.

The Vansville Community Center is one of 14 new recreation centers offering after-school meals in Maryland under the sponsorship of the Capital Area Food Bank.

Yesterday, on Food Day, we launched our Healthy Food Initiative which sets will ultimately bring more healthy food into areas we serve.