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Ready, Set, Run! Chris Power is running the 2012 New York City Marathon to raise money for WhyHunger by tapping into the power of Crowdrise, an easy to use crowdsourcing-based fundraising platform. Cr
 The National Hunger Hotline (NHH), a service of WhyHunger’s National Hunger Clearinghouse, provides real-time referrals for people in need across the U.S. to emergency food and assistance programs. Receiving an average of 700 calls per month, the NHH is a portal to information, assistance, and resources, ultimately empowering families and individuals to meet their vital needs including fresh, healthy food.
Who writes the Food and Farm Bill? Who determines what's included and not, and which programs get how much money?
Short answer: A 5-year, $284 billion piece of legislation that determines just about everything about what we eat. For more details, read on
Last week WhyHunger unveiled our newest capacity building resource for emergency food providers, Cooking Up Community: Nutrition Education in Emergency Food Programs.  This comprehensive, 88-page guide is a compilation of groundbreaking nutrition education programming from organizations around the country.  The programs and activities highlighted in the guide provide examples and inspiration for emergency food providers to expand or strengthen their
GRAIN, an international non-profit that has documented the global land grab, provides some answers to the essential questions about land grabs.
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Ready, Set, Run! Chris Power is running the 2012 New York City Marathon to raise money for WhyHunger by tapping into the power of Crowdrise, an easy to use crowdsourcing-based fundraising platform. Cr
 The National Hunger Hotline (NHH), a service of WhyHunger’s National Hunger Clearinghouse, provides real-time referrals for people in need across the U.S. to emergency food and assistance programs. Receiving an average of 700 calls per month, the NHH is a portal to information, assistance, and resources, ultimately empowering families and individuals to meet their vital needs including fresh, healthy food.
Who writes the Food and Farm Bill? Who determines what's included and not, and which programs get how much money?
Short answer: A 5-year, $284 billion piece of legislation that determines just about everything about what we eat. For more details, read on
Last week WhyHunger unveiled our newest capacity building resource for emergency food providers, Cooking Up Community: Nutrition Education in Emergency Food Programs.  This comprehensive, 88-page guide is a compilation of groundbreaking nutrition education programming from organizations around the country.  The programs and activities highlighted in the guide provide examples and inspiration for emergency food providers to expand or strengthen their
GRAIN, an international non-profit that has documented the global land grab, provides some answers to the essential questions about land grabs.
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