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THE WORLD FOOD CRISIS: WHAT IS BEHIND IT AND WHAT WE CAN DO
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THE WORLD FOOD CRISIS The World Food Program’s description of the global food crisis raises the specter of a natural disaster surging over an unaware populace that is helpless in the face of massive destruction. With billions of people at risk of hunger...
16 HOURS with a food bank director
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Senior Director, Capital Area Food Bank of DC, Northern Virginia branch (Lorton). Photos texts by: iPhone 4GS. Cecelia Vergaretti had enough food growing up between her mother’s Italian cooking and dad’s profession as a milkman. But until...
Mendocino County Today: Thursday, February 13, 2014
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Parker Resigns Nice Try Coming Storm County CEO Report Restaurant Bag Ban Museum on Wheels Where the Water Goes Lorde’s Grammy Speech? Media Ownership California Coast Climate Disasters Police Report Sheriff’s Report Parker Explains...
Wacoans feel food stamp cuts
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By Reubin Turner Assistant City Editor Food stamp benefits were cut more than 47 million Americans Friday as Congress failed to renew temporary funding under the Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program. With the holiday season approaching, food...
On Eve of First Anniversary of Papal Encyclical, Jesuit Institutions Are Living Laudato Si’
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As the one-year anniversary of Laudato Si’, Pope Francis’ groundbreaking encyclical on the environment, approaches, Jesuit institutions are taking stock of their response to the pope’s rallying cry to care for our common home. From carbon emission...

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Stories of Resilience While the Need for Food Assistance Remains at Record Levels

An astonishing 1 in 6 people in Santa Clara and San Mateo counties receives food from Second Harvest of Silicon Valley every month, half of whom are kids and seniors. Food insecurity has always existed here but is even more dire today, forcing more families...
Political Refugees Who Helped U.S. Forces Now Receive Nourishment from Our Community

Tucked behind Cryy Out Christian Fellowship in San Jose is a small but mighty free food distribution. The voices of the volunteers carry over the car engines. "How many households are you picking up for today?” “Do you want meat?” "How about bread?"...
Silicon Valley’s Low Unemployment Hides a Cost-of-living Crisis

Many people wonder why so many Silicon Valley households are struggling with food insecurity when the local job market is strong. Second Harvest of Silicon Valley serves an astonishing 1 in 6 people in Santa Clara and San Mateo counties, yet the local...
Navigating Food Scarcity: Matt’s Story of Resilience and Community Support

Matt Sciamanna remembers the day he got the call well. He was 20 and a sophomore in college at San Jose State University. His mom phoned to let him know things were tough at home and she was worried about making the mortgage; his parents would not be...
Second Harvest of Silicon Valley Launches Holiday Campaign to Raise $30M to Meet the Demand of Serving an Average of 500...

Join us in our mission to end hunger and support our holiday campaign. Your donation will make an immediate impact, and ensure meals for those struggling in our community. The post Second Harvest of Silicon Valley Launches Holiday Campaign to Raise...

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Protecting Kids From Hunger: A Pediatrician's Perspective - Chew on This

Special Blog Post By: Dr. Rhea Boyd, Pediatrician, Palo Alto Medical Foundation and Children's Hospital Oakland Dr. Rhea Boyd is a pediatrician who works at Palo Alto Medical Foundation’s urgent ca...

February 2012 - Chew on This

To continue our Food of the Month series, we are focusing on beans for February. As with peanut butter, beans have a long shelf life, they fill an important role in a balanced diet and are easy to pre...