CEO’s Reflections: Summer Meals and Future Dreams
On a recent evening, I found myself surrounded by the energy of children enjoying a warm summer night. We were at an event for the… Read More
Investing in Brighter Futures for Women and Girls
On International Women's Day, CAFB President & CEO Radha Muthiah reflects on the true potential of women and girls across the world and in our own region when provided with the good food and support they need to flourish and thrive. Read More
The CAFB’s 40th Anniversary: Food Moves Us Forward
Forty years ago today, on Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s birthday, a group of interfaith leaders from across the region opened the doors of the CAFB. Our goal then, as it is now: to ensure that people have the food they need to thrive. Read More
Looking Back and Moving Forward – Reflections on the Year
As the CAFB prepares for its 40th anniversary kick-off and celebration, CAFB President & CEO Radha Muthiah reflects on all we were proud to accomplish in 2019, and the incredible momentum and strategic plan that is ushering us into this seminal year. Read More
Proposed Changes to SNAP (food stamp) Regulations Would Have Negative Impacts for Area Families
The Capital Area Food Bank is deeply concerned by the proposed revisions to SNAP (formerly called food stamps) eligibility requirements put forth yesterday. Read More
A Regular Saturday Morning in DC – But Should It Be?
Capital Area Food Bank CEO Radha Muthiah recently visited one of the food bank's free monthly produce markets. The experience prompted her to reflect on the importance of doing two things simultaneously: meeting the need in our community today, and building a path towards a different future. Read More
