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On this World Food Day, we need to keep acknowledging the very real progress that so many have contributed to, while we keep our eye sharply on the remaining challenge.

Giant saves the day with 3-day Emergency Donation Blitz

At the Capital Area Food Bank, reducing food waste is part of our operational model and our organizational DNA.

“...feels more like Silicon Valley than a food bank,” said a visiting Washington Post reporter.

There were so many things to love about Hannah.

More than 530,700 people in the Washington metro region turn to food pantries and meal service programs to feed themselves and their families.

Read the #HungerAction Month Blog Carnival. Find out what our region’s leaders and experts have to say about hunger.

At CAFB, we are attempting to ignite a new movement against hunger by identifying and encouraging neighborhood volunteers to join us.

Solving hunger is fundamental to the most basic issues we hope to achieve as an advanced society.

Learn how the Capital Area Food Bank is responding to this disaster.