A Year of Giving Back: 12 Ways to Help in 2023
A new year is underway. Kick off 2023 with this at-a-glance guide for how to help people in your community each month of the year:… Read More
Taking groceries on the road for seniors
DC has the highest rate of food insecurity among seniors in the country, making older adults a priority population for the food bank. As… Read More
At the table for the White House Hunger Conference
The Capital Area Food Bank was proud to be at the table during this fall’s White House Conference on Food, Nutrition and Health. The… Read More
Peek inside our revamped garden and outdoor kitchen!
Herbal tea, roasted beets, and freshly baked veggie pizza. Those are among the latest offerings coming out of the Capital Area Food Bank’s Urban Demonstration… Read More
Working together on new ways to end college hunger
A college degree can be the ticket to a brighter future. But a growing number of college students are finding it increasingly difficult to access… Read More
Where Does Your #GivingTuesday Dollar Go?
#GivingTuesday is an annual celebration of global generosity and a chance for people across the globe to make a positive impact. This year,… Read More
3 Simple Ways to Take Action for #HungerActionMonth
September Hunger is Action Month, a time when people across the country join together to raise awareness about hunger in our communities, and take action to help solve it. With so many of our neighbors continuing to experience high levels of need, there’s never been a better – or more important – time to take part. Read More
Voices of Advocacy: Neijan Boyd
Neijan Boyd, a member of the Capital Area Food Bank’s Client Leadership Council, brings her perspectives to the table as someone who has navigated… Read More
Teaming up with University of Maryland Medical System to serve our neighbors
In the space between 8 and 9 a.m., anticipation hovers. A light April breeze washes across the parking lot outside New Craig Memorial Church, where… Read More
Voices of Advocacy: Beverly Flanagan
In 2007, Beverly Flanagan “started coming apart.” After all, that’s when the surgeries started. A Silver Spring resident now in her 70s, Beverly… Read More
