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The Capital Area Food Bank Hunger Summit brings our food assistance partners, neighbors and friends together for a day of sharing, learning and growing.

For the 12th Annual Blue Jeans Ball, Chef Eric Ziebold will be putting his spin on one of the Capital Area Food Bank’s recipes.

The Capital Area Food Bank applauds and thanks Mayor Muriel Bowser and her administration for their commitment to the health of DC residents.

After reflecting on the class, I’ve found the level of passion from volunteers and participants to be incredibly inspiring.

Like the CAFB, the American Association of Family & Consumer Sciences is making cooking at home easy.

The food bank’s child hunger programs help ensure access to quality, nutritious meals throughout the year and give the next generation a healthy start to their future.

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

Heart disease is responsible for 1 out of 4 deaths in the nation, and the risk may be even higher for those who are hungry.

Giant recently donated 250 cases of apples, which are a terrific, healthy snack with no sodium or saturated fat. This apple donation comes at an important time as we prepare for our 2014 Capital Area Food Bank Hunger Summit, which focuses on food for health.

On my mark. Get your apples. Get set... CRUNCH!