Hunger Free Communities Map

Alabama Childhood Food Solutions

There is a citywide awareness and cooperative effort to feed children. ACFS currently feeds approximately 200 school children, and is working to expand.  ACFS currently works out of the Sylacauga Alliance for Family Enhancement, and operates in two counties: Talladega and Coosa.

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Interreligious Food Consortium

The mission of the Interreligious Food Consortium is to support those who are in need of emergency assistance through a network of 70 food pantries in Onondaga County. Currently seventy food pantries and meal programs are part of a network that serves more than 200,000 meals per month. Our agency can; Connect those who are… Continue reading Interreligious Food Consortium

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Kalamazoo County Hunger-Free Community Coalition

The Kalamazoo County Hunger-Free Community Coalition was initiated in 2014 by a core group of community advocates representing business, non-profit, government, education and healthcare organizations.  The coalition is developing indicators of success while working collectively on identified projects to end local hunger.

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Hall Hunger Initiative

The Dayton-Montgomery County Food and Hunger Coalition (DMCFHC) is made up of various stakeholders in the community who have a vested interest in food access and food security who have come together to collaborate and identify projects that can enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of multiple agencies and those they serve. Utilizing the collective impact… Continue reading Hall Hunger Initiative

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