When we change how we think about hunger, we open up a world of new possibilities for fighting it.
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The Challenge of Food Pantries Facing Cuts to SNAP
If you haven’t yet read this New York Times article on the current state of SNAP, please do. It’s a much more powerful piece than I can articulate right now. SNAP is a program intended to fight hunger by providing people with the resources they need to purchase the foods that best fit their culture…
Food Pantry Volunteers: Managing Bad Attitudes
The most common reason that food pantries reach out to me is because they’re struggling with the attitudes and biases of their volunteers (and occasionally leadership). While food pantry staff try to build organizations that provide food without judgement or biases, they’re regularly held back by volunteers determined to implement their preconceived notions about what…
When Not to Start Your Own Food Pantry
With hunger rates rapidly rising, brutal cuts happening to vital emergency services, and inflation continuing, it can be very tempting to believe that we need more food pantries. Food pantries are an important service for keeping hunger at bay as people lose their SNAP benefits. But it’s important to understand that most of the time,…
Whether you are an experienced social justice fighter, an overwhelmed anti-hunger advocate, or are just looking to learn a little more about hunger, I hope that this site provides you with inspiration for how food pantries can implement the revolutionary concept that everyone deserves to eat.
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Thank you, Bri!
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