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New Prince William County School Food Pantries Celebrated With Ribbon Cutting
As part of a pilot program, food pantries in 10 schools are providing food to students and families in need.

As part of a pilot program, food pantries in 10 schools are providing food to students and families in need.

A food distribution for federal workers and contractors is among the food pantry's assistance in response to growing needs.
The City of Manassas says SNAP recipients will receive state-supported emergency food assistance and shared other food resources.
Long Island has seen a 30 percent year-over-year increase in food insecurity. "We need help now more than ever," a food bank official said.
Adults and children can check out different trucks and learn how they operate. Attendees are asked to bring non-perishable food donations.
The Catholic Charities' St. Lucy Food Project is working to meet food insecure residents' needs amid the costly back-to-school season.
The food bank is set to pick up more than 250 loaves of bread. "We are grateful for this thoughtful contribution," Long Island Cares stated.
Seniors can speak with various vendors meant to help them, as well as pick up healthy food from the market.
The event is on Saturday outside of Roche Bros.
Local officials around Prince William County and Manassas will launch a new initiative to address low food pantry supplies.
Local musicians will perform Harry Chapin songs. People are asked to support Chapin's charity, Long Island Cares, with food donations.
Wilmington Public Schools were honored as a Terrific Tray winner for its healthy, locally sourced meals.
The event will support stamping out hunger, a camping experience for children with cancer and their siblings, and a cycling coalition.
The company won Canstruction, where structures are built entirely out of canned goods. The cans are then sent to food banks.
Food collected in each branch will remain local to help residents in that community.
People ages 65 and older can pick up free food at the farmers market and secure resources from PSEG Long Island.
The Impact Breakfast helped kick off The Salem Pantry's Rolling Into Summer campaign, while raising $35,000 to fight food insecurity.
Parents can enroll their children in a summer camp program, designed to help Long Islanders struggling to make ends meet.
The "Feed It Forward" campaign, where shoppers are asked to round up their bill, is running at every location through July 6.
Pachter called his time with Long Island Cares the "most rewarding and productive period" of his 46-year career in nonprofit human services.
Long Island Cares plans to advocate for additional government funding and request increased support from its donors.
Ambrose Rajendran said he and his family have experienced food insecurity, fueling his own hunger to give back at Long Island Cares.
Students created decorative villains using 71,170 pounds of donated food. "Empathy and service are alive and well in the next generation!"
The woman plans to get involved in a gardening project for the food bank. "No one should have to worry where their next meal comes from."
Two teens in Vienna are organizing a service project to provide meal packs for food insecure children.
The Trump administration announced roughly $1 billion in federal funding cuts in food aid, a move sure to impact Massachusetts farmers.
The fair, hosted by Long Island Cares, will feature free produce for veterans; and roughly 40 agencies that help veterans will attend.
A nonprofit dedicated toward ending student hunger opened a new food pantry at Worcester's Doherty Memorial High School
The truck, funded by a Bank of America grant, will allow food-insecure Long Islanders to select fresh fruits and vegetables at no cost.
A membership group of data center professionals helped pack food for students facing food insecurity in Loudoun County.
The Newport Restaurant Group fundraises for local food pantries annually.
The two women show food-insecure people how they can take nutritious food found in shelters and turn them into tasty, healthy meals.
"Families having a tough time making ends meet will now get the money back they would be spending on school meals," an LI Cares VP said.
Recipients include the Aquidneck Community Table, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center, RI Community Food Bank, and more.
Donate to those in need this MLK Day, as the Sudbury Democratic Town Committee is holding a food drive.
Project Ezra has provided meals to those in need for a long time.
William James College's on-campus pantry launched in January 2024.
Rabia Badar was awarded an Unsung Hero Award for leading Junior Civitans, which has performed good work around Dublin.
Here are a list of places offering meals for those in need or looking for warmth and company during Christmas week.
Diane Bevan, a longtime resident of Sudbury, was picked to join the board of advisors at Greater Boston Food Bank.