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Whether he’s playing in New Orleans, Cleveland or Oakland, Super Bowl 44 Champion Usama Young always makes time to volunteer at the Capital Area Food Bank.

Our Skip Lunch Feed a Bunch campaign is a summer event offering several ways to get involved.

The Capital Area Food Bank marched in the 38th Annual Capital Pride Parade for the first time this year.

As temperatures continue to climb, flowers bloom and pollen covers our cars, many are taking advantage of the spring weather to focus on fitness!

Less than a month ago, staff at the Capital Area Food Bank let out a large sigh of relief when we learned that the Postal Service withdrew plans to end Saturday mail service.

The tech community is showing that it has not only brains but heart… lots of it.

The Metropolitan Area Hunger Conference brings together those invested — either professionally or socially — in eradicating hunger.

Over the course of the last few years, Americans have become acutely aware of the rising incidence of obesity and diet-related illness.

How would you like to help raise money for the Capital Area Food Bank just by walking, running or bicycling?

More than 800 guests filled the ballroom at the Marriott Wardman Park Hotel for the Capital Area Food Bank’s 10th Annual Blue Jeans Ball.