Talk About Hunger

… With Your Children

In the U.S. today, 13 million children face hunger. Right here in the Blue Ridge Region, 1 in 12 children is food insecure. Chances are, someone your child attends school with struggles to get enough to eat.

Just as hunger knows no age, neither does fighting it. We all have a role in solving hunger, whether old or young. Children can make a positive difference in the lives of other kids in need. It’s important to talk to children about hunger and inspire them to take action against it. Talk to the kids in your life about hunger. You can encourage them to help donate, advocate, or volunteer. Only when we all work together – young and old – can we focus on ending hunger and making sure every child in our nation has the food they need to grow healthy and strong.

…With Your Social Network

You can connect with the Blue Ridge Area Food Bank on our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/BlueRidgeAreaFoodBank, and follow us on Twitter at @BRAFB for all the latest news and opportunities.

This website also allows sharing of site content easily (see social media icons at the top and bottom of every page).

Please share content that inspires you with your friends and family to extend our reach and keep the conversation about hunger alive.

…With Hunger Relief Advocates Interested in Policy Impacts

When you subscribe to the Food Bank’s Advocacy Alerts, you’ll learn how decisions at the federal and state levels affect individuals and families struggling with hunger.

Stay informed, raise your voice, and encourage your networks to do the same by subscribing to the Food Bank’s Advocacy Alerts.

Watch this Meet Kate video to better understand food insecurity. 

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