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On the third Wednesday of each month, Yvonne is already looking forward to what’s ahead.
She knows she will be visiting the Capital Area Food Bank’s Silver Market at the United Community Organization Petey Greene Community Service Center. It’s a steady rhythm in her month and a meaningful part of her routine.
When she arrives to the market, she checks in for her...
When Megan Rowley first arrived at Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling (JBAB) in late 2021, she wasn’t planning to start a food pantry.
Like many military spouses, she was adjusting to a new community. But over time, something began to stand out. On neighborhood Facebook pages, families were connecting to share food resources. Those preparing to move off base began sharing fo...
DC seniors experience one of the highest rates of food insecurity in the country. But through collaboration across sectors, organizations are working to ensure seniors can access the nutritious food and supportive services they need to thrive.
As part of Older Americans Month, the Capital Area Food Bank convened leaders and community members for the 2026 Senior Hunger ...
At Weller Road Elementary in Montgomery County, Md., families can pick up free, fresh groceries each month — right where they’re already gathered after school.
The Capital Area Food Bank works with 112 elementary schools across the region to host Family Markets, farmers market-style food distributions tha...
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