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FARSB Joins Feeding America’s Hunger Action Month Campaign, Highlighting What's Possible in a World Without Food Insecurity

By Nancy Preciado, Communications Coordinator
September 26, 2023 at 04:44pm. Views: 515

For Hunger Action Month this September, Feeding America Riverside | San Bernardino (FARSB) will join Feeding America and other member food banks to inspire conversation and drive passion for the issue of hunger. The month-long campaign will highlight the impact of food on people's lives and show how a meal goes beyond solely nourishing our bodies. When people are fed, futures are nourished, and individuals go from just living to truly thriving.

September marks the 16th year Feeding America, the nation’s largest domestic hunger-relief organization with a nationwide network of 200 food banks, including FARSB and 60,000 partner food pantries and meal programs, has organized the annual call to action. By joining the movement, FARSB believes collective voices, actions, and commitment will help ensure that every community has the food it needs to flourish.

“Food has a tremendous impact on people’s lives. We have all experienced firsthand how a meal goes beyond solely nourishing our bodies,” said Claire Babineaux-Fontenot, CEO of Feeding America. “Access to nutritious food is essential for each of us to reach our full potential and reminds us that we can all help to create positive change in our communities to ensure that no one goes hungry in America. Now is the time for us to come together to elevate the voices of people who experience food insecurity and inspire everyone to join the movement to end hunger.”

During the month of September, people across the Inland Empire can get involved by listening, acting, and inviting others to speak up about ways to end hunger.

·         Join the “Pass the Plate” Challenge. Get 15 friends to donate $15 to FARSB by Hunger Action Day, Friday, September 15th.

·         Sign up to volunteer in the FARSB warehouse and tell your friends, family, and colleagues to join you.

·         Wear orange on Hunger Action Day, Friday, September 15th.

·         Write to your local Congress member and tell them that food nourishes the future. Templates are available on our website.

"In times of high food costs, let Hunger Action Month spark your compassion," said Carolyn Solar, CEO at FARSB. "Even the smallest actions, done collectively, can make a big difference, so let’s unite and help our neighbors who need it most."

Hunger Action Month is a time for everyone across the country to collectively act against hunger. You can choose to donate or advocate. You can choose to volunteer or raise awareness. You can choose to help end hunger. Learn more about how you can take action by visiting www.FeedingIE.org/HungerAction.

 

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