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Charity Navigator — the nation's largest independent charity evaluator — has given the Food Bank a four-star rating for effective and fiscally responsible management for four, consecutive years.

Only 6 percent of charities rated have received this many consecutive four-star evaluations.

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Food Bank For New York City works to end hunger and increase access to affordable, nutritious food for low-income New Yorkers through a comprehensive group of programs that combat hunger and its causes.

Annual Agency Conference
Save the date for the Food Bank's 2008 Annual Agency Conference, presented by ShopRite, October 7. The conference offers the hunger-relief community an opportunity to come together and strengthen their response to hunger.

First-Ever NYC Festival

First-Ever NYC Festival

Save the date for the Food Network NYC Wine & Food Festival presented by Food & Wine magazine, Oct 9–12, 2008. The festival will feature celebrity chefs including Rachael Ray, Giada De Laurentiis and Morimoto, plus the biggest names in wines and spirits.

Magic, Martinis & Mario

Magic, Martinis & Mario

Come to Mario Batali's Del Posto on Sept 18 for an evening of outstanding food, inspired cocktails and mesmerizing magic – to benefit the Food Bank!

Vipp Charity Auction
Sept 4–17, bid on Vipp pedal bins specially customized by leaders from the fashion, entertainment, art and design worlds — including Bono, Helena Christensen, Colin Cowie, Michael Stipe and Dale Chihuly!

Wine.Dine.Donate

Wine.Dine.Donate

Join Epicurious.com editor-in-chief Tanya Steel, celebrated chefs and select local farmers at Irving Mill &mdash to benefit the Food Bank.

Food Poverty Maps
Our Food Poverty Maps, an interactive spatial analysis tool, allows you to create your own maps using data on hunger and food assistance resources — including data from our NYC Hunger Safety Net 2007 report.

NYC Hunger Experience 2008
The number of NYC residents experiencing difficulty affording needed food over the past year has steadily increased to 3.1 million in 2007, 55 percent higher than in 2003. Learn more in NYC Hunger Experience 2008, the fifth report in this series.

Sign on to the Anti-Hunger Policy Platform!
Anti-Hunger Policy Platform for New York State and City 2007–2012 is the product of a collective of city and state anti-hunger organizations that addresses specific city, state and federal hunger-related government policies and programs. Show your support for this important work and help make a difference today!

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