Hunger in California

Los Angeles Times | Dec. 14, 2009 (Editorial)

California is a bad place to be hungry. While the demand for food stamps is increasing across the nation, people who are eligible for the program are less likely to be enrolled in it here than in any other state but Wyoming. The percentage of low-income children who eat free breakfasts at school here is also lower than the national average. Full Story »

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Hunger on the coast spurs first food bank

Houston Chronicle by Harvey Rice | Dec. 14, 2009 (Special Report)

An unexpected 2 a.m. meeting several years ago put an airport employee on the front lines of efforts to combat hunger. Mark Davis ran into the late Pastor Bill Ritter during ...

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Some Who Feed New York’s Hungry Prefer Cash Over Cans

New York Times by Susan Dominus | Dec. 14, 2009 (Opinion)

Ann Kansfield, who runs a weekly food pantry at the Greenpoint Reformed Church in Brooklyn, cannot bring herself to tell you this, so I will: She doesn’t want your cans. As ...

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