Our great friend Just Food has worked for years to build a more just and regional food system in and around New York City, by supporting community gardeners, local farmers' markets, community supported agriculture (CSA) program, neighborhood-based food education and much more. Now, with funding from the USDA Risk Management Agency, they've brought us ten beautiful video snapshots of the

WhyHunger's Hungerthon Auction 2013 Launches on SiriusXM December 2, 2013 Hungerthon auction items include autographed items from Eminem, Gavin DeGraw, The Fray, Kelly Clarkson and other superstars; the chance to play ping pong with Lady Antebellum; tickets and the opportunity to meet Kings of Leon, Armin van Buuren, Willie Nelson, and Imagine Dragons Auction items also include opportunities to co-host,

By Brooke Smith, Director of WhyHunger's Grassroots Action Network For a few amazing autumn days in New Mexico, I had the opportunity to visit and learn from the production innovations, long-term training strategy and layered community leadership of the Agri-Cultura Network and AFSC New Mexico's Farmer-to-Farmer training program. Check out snapshots of the trip with WhyHunger Community Learning Project friends

WhyHunger is proud to congratulate our partners in winning USDA's first-ever Farm to School Grant Awards! Part of the Know Your Farmer, Know Your Food initiative, the award champions and supports organizations working to support farmers and families by getting local fresh produce directly to kids in schools. Among these exemplary groups are: Community Food Bank, Inc., Tucson, AZ Community Alliance with Family