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With support from Safeway, this year’s iFaith Golf Competition raised over $6,000 through ticket sales and auction bids.

Can you solve -3y + 4z – 50 = -14? How about 3(2x-5) – 2(4x+1) = -5(x+3) – 2? Sounds tricky, right?

This week, we hosted Volunteer Appreciation Week to honor some of the Capital Area Food Bank’s most inspirational and devoted workers: our volunteers.

Earlier this month, Convergint Technologies, a Lanham, Maryland technology firm, made a big difference in Lorton.

During the summertime, many families struggle to feed their children when they don’t have access to free and reduced school lunch programs.

This May, 30 local law firms, law schools and legal organizations competed for 30 days in the sixth and largest Food From the Bar campaign to raise money and collect food for the Capital Area Food Bank.

The Capital Area Food Bank is committed to providing summer meals to kids who are struggling with hunger.

The demand for produce spans all income brackets, yet the proliferation of farmer’s markets does not mean increased access to fresh produce for all.

The Grocery Plus Program provides a monthly grocery supplement to low income seniors to help stretch their already taxed fixed incomes.

More than 500 people attended the first MCPS Family Market Day at Kennedy High School.