Hunger Matters || Fall 2025 Edition
Featuring Hunger Action Month efforts, vital Sustainer support, state and federal agriculture priorities, honoring Craig Campbell's legacy, and more.
Hunger Matters, Fall 2025 Edition
Featuring Hunger Action Month efforts, vital Sustainer support, state and federal agriculture priorities, honoring Craig Campbell's legacy, and more!
I’m glad to share your fall Hunger Matters newsletter with you. You’ll find updates on current needs in our community, a Stop Summer Hunger wrap-up, and some thoughts on how we can show up together as hunger rises in North Carolina. It’s a reminder that our community truly can make a difference.
Of course, one way to show up for the 1 in 7 people facing hunger is to make a gift to the Food Bank of Central & Eastern North Carolina. Because every $1 is enough for 5 meals, a gift of any size goes a long way. You’ll also support our efforts to address the root causes of hunger as we work toward a future where no one goes hungry.
Thank you for your friendship and support,
Amy Beros
President & CEO
Food Bank of Central & Eastern North Carolina
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Learn How Your Business Can Become a 'Kids Summer Meals' Vendor
Each summer, we partner with local organizations to serve breakfast and lunch to children facing food insecurity. If you are interested, please join us at one of our upcoming information sessions to learn how we can partner with your business this summer.
Learn How Your Organization Can Host 'Kids Summer Meals' This Year
Each summer, we partner with local organizations to serve breakfast and lunch to children facing food insecurity. If you are interested, please join us at one of our upcoming information sessions to learn how we can partner with you this summer.
Honoring Governor Jim Hunt’s Legacy
Governor Jim Hunt's loss is felt across our state — and especially here at the Food Bank, where he was known both as an advocate and friend.
North Carolina Food Banks Receive $500,000 SECU Foundation Investment to Combat Growing Hunger Crisis
SECU Foundation grant comes as hunger relief organizations face growing challenges, with 1 in 7 people facing food insecurity statewide
From Our CEO: The End of the Shutdown Begins A Long Road to Recovery
The end of the government shutdown is here after 43 days of uncertainty for North Carolina families.
Cisco's Hands-on Approach to Nourishing Children & Families
On November 6, our Raleigh Branch welcomed 150 Cisco volunteers to assemble weekend meal kits for Moore County children. With their generous support, Cisco provided more than 85,000 meals for local families!
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