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Our Blue Jeans Ball is fast approaching. Why is this fashion retailer playing such a major role in helping solve hunger?

Holly Morris knows about issues in the news, and she knows her community. She explains how the two merge at Friday's Stuff-A-Truck event.

Caring members of our community help citizens help others. And Sandy Spring Bank is a shining example.

Seniors and youngsters got the surprise of their life today as some very special volunteers popped by the food bank.

Delivery has begun to Washington area seniors! Our goal is to put Turkey @ Every Table this Thanksgiving.

Check out the deals! In addition to offering food truck lunch deals, Capital One Bank is matching all sales of those deals dollar for dollar!

"I really enjoyed the event and was happy to support the food bank's amazing work in my city."

For a minimum donation of $25, a guest can take home a beautiful hand-crafted bowl, enjoy unlimited soups and more importantly, help feed the nearly 700,000 children, seniors and families in the Washington metro area struggling to get enough food to eat.

Oxtail Soup? Tux & tails? It's Empty Bowls, and the British are coming!

“Imagine carrying four, five-pound bags of sugar around the block. That’s the weight of the food that the average American wastes every month,” CAFB President and CEO Nancy E. Roman told those attending the 2013 Northern Virginia Hunger Summitt.