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Every month there are new and ongoing volunteer opportunities at the food bank. Check out what’s in store in June.

The Washington Mystics basketball team took their game off-court to help pack and sort food at the Capital Area Food Bank.

The Capital Area Food Bank is a proud supporter of the LGBTQ community, and is honored to participate in many efforts spearheaded by this community every year.

Northern Virginia businesses are stepping up to help nourish individuals and families at risk of hunger.

Our teaching kitchen allows our partners to expand their culinary horizons, while learning how to eat healthy on a budget.

Looking for a fresh New Year's Resolution that will leave you feeling great? Two women talk about how easy it is to be Neighborhood Captains.

What does Fox5's Tony Perkins like best about the annual Stuff-A-Truck event?

Would you like to give the gift of your time? It will make you feel warm and fuzzy inside. Here's how.

Stuff-A-Truck is one of the food bank’s largest food drives and will take place on Friday, December 13 from 6 AM – 8 PM in the parking lots of four Giant stores across the Washington metro area.

Ryan Lore has been donating his time to the food bank since 1996. “I like to practice selflessness,” he says in this volunteer profile.