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In the height of summer in the hot and humid Mid-Atlantic, having access to water is an absolute necessity.

With looming federal budget cuts and a recovering economy, nonprofits have to find ways to clearly communicate their value to donors.

Every morning, Michael loads his truck to begin another day that is different from the last.

Every time we are successful in finding our clients a place that they can obtain food, it’s like Christmas morning.

This Thanksgiving, as we take time to share our blessings, we are sharing our stories, too.

This is the second year in a row that the First Family has volunteered its time and helped us feed our neighbors in need.

This Thanksgiving, as we take time to share our blessings, we are sharing our stories, too.

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.

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.