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On August 11, 2012, churches, community organizations and the Capital Area Food Bank came together to host the 2nd annual Ward 8 Community Day.

The Capital Area Food Bank concludes its SNAP reform series by discussing incentives and educational options.

Bonita Harrison of Faith United Methodist came in to discuss how our new facility will impact her work.

The Capital Area Food Bank continues its on-going discussion on SNAP reform – ways to help the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program encourage healthy eating among program participants.

Some of our Partner Relations team offered their feelings about our new environment.

Meaningful SNAP reform could result in a program that not only feeds hungry Americans, but one that actually improves their diets and overall health.

Mable Semple of Brighter Day came in to discuss how our new facility will impact her work.

Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever has.

We sat down with Larnell Carr of Damien Ministries to discuss how our new facility will impact his work.

Whether it’s pasta salad, juicy sliced tomatoes and fresh basil layered on a plate, or chopped veggies and chicken over a bed of spinach – dressing is what brings a zing to any salad.