Happy New Year from the New York City Coalition Against Hunger!
This weekend, NYCCAH was quoted in two nationally syndicated NPR reports calling for greater focus on hunger and poverty in NYC, and increased efficiency and coherence in fighting hunger on the federal level.
Providing news and commentary on issues facing the City's anti-hunger community
The New York City Coalition Against Hunger represents New York City’s over 1,200 soup kitchens and food pantries and the 1.3 million low income New Yorkers who are forced to use them. The Coalition works to meet the immediate food needs of low-income New Yorkers and enact innovative solutions to help them move “beyond the soup kitchen” to self-sufficiency.
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- Spitzer Proposes 24% Increase in Emergency Food Funds
- City Makes Local Produce Available in Bodegas
- Tackling Poverty: The Bloomberg Plan
- Seeking to Help Those Without Enough Food
- Finger-Printing the Poor?
- Report: Help Immigrants Stamp Out Hunger
- City Hires Coordinator of Food Policy
- Squidoo Hearts NYCCAH
- Bloomberg's State-of-the-City a Mixed Bag for Low-...
- The Coalition Against Hunger is hiring!
- Bloomberg Picks Pataki Official to Run City’s Welf...
- NYCCAH Calls Out the Po$t
- NYCCAH Calls for Big Changes in the Federal Food S...
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