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Federal Employees Help to Knock Out Hunger

October 15, 2014 Karen T. Comfort, Feds Feed Families National Program Manager, Agricultural Marketing Service Deputy Associate Administrator/Chief Operating Officer

When I became National Program Manager for the 2014 Feds Feeds Families campaign—the sixth annual, nationwide food drive of Federal employees—I challenged Federal employees nationwide to help knock out hunger by supporting this year’s initiative. I had every confidence that our Nation’s civil...

Food and Nutrition

Then and Now, USDA Feeds the Nation

December 21, 2011 Rex A. Barnes, AMS Deputy Administrator, Poultry and Eggs Program

During the holiday season, food banks across America experience a spike in demand and this year is no different. Today that seasonal demand is also bolstered by a significant rise in client numbers because of the current U.S. economy. One of those food distributors seeing an uptick in demand is the...

Food and Nutrition

Food For Thought Initiative Improving Nutrition and Fighting Hunger

December 08, 2010 Kevin Concannon, Under Secretary for Food, Nutrition, and Consumer Services, USDA

There was plenty of warmth and goodwill keeping a bitterly cold Washington morning at bay as I joined the folks at Sesame Workshop, the nonprofit organization behind Sesame Street, at today’s rollout of their Food for Thought : Eating Well on a Budget, multi-media outreach initiative. The...

Food and Nutrition Initiatives

The USDA and Department of Energy Team Up to Fight Hunger

July 29, 2010 prhee

By Stacy Porto, Special Assistant Federal employees from across the country are coming together to do what the USDA does every day – increase food security and reduce hunger by providing low-income people access to food. Inspired by President Obama’s United We Serve Act, the Feds, Farmers, and...

Food and Nutrition Initiatives
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