.@VP, thank you for meeting with @FeedingNEFL today and hearing firsthand how hunger is impacting their community. While the pandemic is not over, we’re glad to have support in the fight to help our neighbors facing hunger.
“We have 43 million Americans in this country today that are living in homes where at the end of the month there just simply may not be enough to eat”
Thank you, @SecVilsak & @SecondGentleman for visiting @foodbankiowa. Together we can fight hunger.🧡
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"I'd spent many days going to sleep with an empty stomach, making sure he had all the food in the house. I don't know what we'd have done without the food from the pantry." You can help parents like DeAdra this #SingleParentDay. https://t.co/OuTTrgTLhZ
We stand in solidarity with the Asian American Pacific Islander community, and commend organizations working tirelessly to #StopAsianHate.
@StopAAPIHate has created a platform to provide support for our AAPI neighbors: https://t.co/xKjoieg83w
“I don’t see how I would have completely made it on my own.” -Sharima
Through unexpected challenges, food pantries are here to lend a helping hand. You can help your community during this time when so many are struggling. Link in bio. https://t.co/pBsuWI6VWI
Thank you @POTUS and @FLOTUS for visiting the @HoustonFoodBank today, and seeing first hand their on-the-ground response efforts to this year’s most devastating winter storm.
(3/3) This #BlackHistoryMonth we're celebrating the stories of Black #hungerheroes who help our neighbors keep food on the table all year-round. We are thankful for their hard work this February, and every day!
(2/3) Miss Lola grew up in Texas, the daughter to a sharecropper and a cook. During her childhood, she learned that sharing food is love.
"When anyone came to our house, they never left empty handed. My mother either gave them a cake, cookies, or a jar of apples."
“It’s motivating to see how I’m helping people, what a difference I’m making in people’s lives. This is the inspiration that has kept me going this whole time."
Meet Ms. Lola, an 81-year-old who has been the director of a church food pantry for 21 years. (1/3)
As winter storms are being tracked across the country, we're reminded that many people are forced to make a tough choice: pay high heating bills to stay warm or put food on the table for their families. Through winter storms, food banks are here to help our neighbors.
Today we are asking our #BlackinBioAnth community to talk about what Biological anthropologists do through sharing your research within BioAnth. Quote retweet this post and make sure to use the hashtags #BlackinBioAnthWeek and #EverydayBioAnth
I just completed this survey. Fascianting to think through the scenarios. Do help this team as they try to understand what the future of #greatape tourism might look like post covid.