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Deborah, food pantry guest
"I plan on shopping here for the holidays.

"When I think of the holidays I think of food and family. Being warm and cozy and happy and having enough to eat.

"This food helps me have a good holiday."



TELL ALBANY: Stop Finger-imaging for Food Stamps!
NYC and Arizona are the last places still finger-imaging for food stamps. Join the growing movement to end this stigmatizing and burdensome practice in NYC:
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Volunteers Needed Year - Round
The Food Bank’s numerous programs and services need volunteers every day. Check out all the amazing opportunties available to anyone wishing to make a difference, no matter what your time commitment can be.

2012 Resolution: Host a Virtual Food Drive!
2012 Resolution: Host a Virtual Food Drive!
Start the year off strong by maximizing your impact on hunger with a Virtual Food Drive, presented by Peapod by Stop & Shop. Invite your friends and family to make a difference by shopping through six aisle of food and Beyond Food items on your personalized page!

NEW REPORT: Sacrifice and Support
Released on Jan 11, the Food Bank’s NYC Hunger Experience 2011: Sacrifice and Support details a startling new trend: middle-income and college-educated New Yorkers are concerned about affording food.

Speaking Truth to Albany: End Finger-imaging Now!
By Triada Stampas, In his State of the State address, Governor Andrew Cuomo called for New York City to end the practice of finger-imaging for food stamps — a practice that stigmatizes the program and acts as a barrier to participation. Throughout the...

Weekly Roundup: State of the Union, Mayors Tackle Food Policy
In his third State of the Union address, President Obama warned the nation that the decades-old promise of a secure and rising middle class is under threat because of growing disparities between the rich and everyone else in America. In...

Weekly Roundup: Food Stamp Scrutiny, Obesity Rates Still High
Newt Gingrich's labeling of President Barack Obama as the "best food stamp president in American history" drew a sharp rebuke from the White House this week, underscoring how the federal food assistance program has again become a flashpoint in national...

 



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