The
business sector; including farmers, food manufacturers, wholesalers,
retailers, and others, also plays an instrumental role in battling
hunger.
By
donating food and transportation and promoting volunteerism, businesses
of all sizes help put food on the tables of families in need.
While
businesses already make substantial contributions to fight hunger,
improved public policies; particularly passage of the Good Samaritan
Hunger Relief Tax Incentives Act. will promote even greater business
participation in this effort.
15.5 Million Children-20.9% Experience Food Insecurity
About the Hunger Action Center
The Hunger Action Center is an online community of individuals who are dedicated to making a difference in the fight against hunger in our country.
The Homeless Social Network CityRoof connects homeless people with each other, services, and people who care.
VA News
Food Pantry Locator
The Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) is a federal program that provides a monthly box of nutritious USDA food to low-income seniors, mothers and children.
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SuAnne Big Crow
SuAnne Big Crow Boys and Girls Club
The Visions of SuAnne Big Crow is a 501c-3 non-profit corporation which provides critically needed services and support for the youth on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota. The purpose of the organization is to support and sustain the visions and ideals expressed in the life of SuAnne Big Crow.
Boys And Girls Clubs of America
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SuAnne Big Crow
SuAnne Big Crow Boys and Girls Club
The Visions of SuAnne Big Crow is a 501c-3 non-profit corporation which provides critically needed services and support for the youth on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota. The purpose of the organization is to support and sustain the visions and ideals expressed in the life of SuAnne Big Crow.
One of the most important ways you can get involved in Feeding America is by becoming a hunger advocate.
Take Action Now!
Advocacy is critical to fighting hunger, and becoming a hunger advocate offers many ways to become active not only in important public policy issues of the day, but also within your community.
Advocates communicate with their legislators about hunger issues
They talk to their friends and other social contacts about the need for a solution to hunger.
Many share their personal experiences with hunger with us.
Even if a person doesn't have a lot of money, they can still advocate.
Tell a friend with money, and then they can tell a friend, and it works.
Or write to Congress, the President, anyone you think can help. Contact Elected Officials
Do a fundraiser at your School or Church, for the local food pantry or soup kitchen.
Do a fundraiser at your School or Church, for the local food pantry or soup kitchen.
I Found this Great Fund Raising Program
Get 2 Cents For Your School Or Charity
For Every Drink Pouch, Cookie, Frito Lay Product, Candy Bar Wrapper, Empty Colgate Oral Care Product Etc. (See Brigades)
You Send To TerraCycle
TerraCycle Inc
121 New York Ave. Trenton, NJ 08638
General Phone (1)-609-393-4252
Fax 609-393-4259
Dark Red 10%
Medium Red 5.1 to 10%
Orange 2.5 to 5% |
Mailing Address
815 West Market Street #5
Salinas, CA 93901
Hours of Operation Monday-Friday, 7:30 AM to 4:30 PM
Telephone 1-(831) 758-1523
1-800-870-FOOD Toll-Free Food Bank Line
Fax (831) 758-5925
San Mateo Distribution Center
Public Transit
By Light Rail-exit Curtner Station
By Bus-Use #26 Bus
Take Hwy 101 to Whipple Avenue. Travel West on Whipple to Industrial and turn right.
Travel about .5 mile. After the first stop light with the "Welcome to San Carlos" sign, turn left onto Bing Street. The Distribution Center is on the left side of the street at 1051 Bing St.
Travel about .5 mile. After the first stop light with the "Welcome to San Carlos" sign, turn left onto Bing Street. The Distribution Center is on the left side of the street at 1051 Bing St.
Free food for
Families in need
Tuesdays, 1-2:00 pm F Street Community Center, 1225 F Street
Tuesdays, 3-4:00 pm Matt Talbot Kitchen, 1911 R Street
Tuesdays, 5-6:00 pm Center for People in Need, 3901 N. 27th Stree
Thursdays, 1-2:00 pm Malone Community Center, 2032 U Street
Thursdays, 3-4:00 pm Oak Lake Evangelical Free Church,
3300 North 1st Street
10700 E 45th Avenue
Denver, CO 80239
303-371-9250
877-460-8504 (toll free)
303-371-9259 (fax)
USDA poverty guidelines
Family size * Monthly income
1 $1,531
2 $2,053
3 $2,575
4 $3,097
5 $3,619
6 $4,141
* Add $522 for each additional person
Peace, Love, Justice and Harmony
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For
All The Kossacks, At Daily Kos State Of The Nation, In Gratitude
For All Their Advice And Guidance. I Wish You All; The Best World, For
Taking Me In!
Thank You.
Update Originally From October 19, 2009
