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 3 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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Feeding the Carolinas' Lobby Day Highlights the Need to Address Hunger Across the State
Dozens of food bankers, neighbors, and community advocates recently came together at the legislature for Feeding the Carolinas’ State Advocacy Day. The corps of hunger relief leaders visited with legislators and key staff to highlight the critical role of food assistance programs and the ongoing need to address hunger across the state.
The Food Bank Welcomes Ann Edmondson as Executive Director of Feeding the Carolinas
We are excited to welcome Ann Edmondson as Executive Director of Feeding the Carolinas. Her experience working with both grocers and growers in North and South Carolina will benefit our Food Banks tremendously.
North Carolina Food Bank Leaders Urge Lawmakers to Act on Rising Hunger Across the State
State’s hunger relief network calls for restored funding to meet growing need, strengthen crisis response as cost of living continues to rise
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