by Megan Rollins | Oct 26, 2012 | End Hunger News
for Maryland…nearly one in seven residents reported there were times when they did not have enough money to buy the food they or their families needed. School lunches offer healthy choices The Maryland campaign “My Plate My Choice” focuses on the healthy foods...
by Megan Rollins | Oct 13, 2012 | End Hunger News
“When we learned about the reality of hunger in Calvert County and what was happening right in our backyard, we were compelled to do our part” – Bayside Chevrolet’s President Geoff Wannamaker. On Saturday October 13, 2012 the 2nd Annual Car, Truck, and Bike Show...
by Megan Rollins | Oct 12, 2012 | End Hunger News
One-hundred percent of the proceeds go to stock the shelves of the End Hunger food pantries. It is easy to focus on hunger as a distant problem in poorer states and poorer countries. But the fact is that Calvert County has its own hunger crisis right here. Local food...
by Megan Rollins | Oct 12, 2012 | End Hunger News
“It was very satisfying to have such a great opportunity to go and meet our neighbors and invite them to contribute to the food collection for those in need. – Sharon Tate, community relations specialist, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints The...
by Megan Rollins | Oct 10, 2012 | End Hunger News
The food drive … is a great way to shine light on October representing End Hunger Month in Calvert County At Dickinson Jewelers, One Pound of Food Equals One Dollar for the Sheldon E. Goldberg Center for Breast Care. For every pound of food that is collected in...
by Megan Rollins | Oct 3, 2012 | End Hunger News
Farming 4 Hunger’s first harvest will approach 500,000 pounds of fresh local produce, including potatoes, green beans, sweet potatoes and other produce, which will go to local food pantries this year. It’s a simple idea that has “exploded,” according to Bernie Fowler...
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