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?Community involvement? This was something that drew me to Yeo & Yeo CPAs & Advisors and they have not let me down. We are out in the community with non-profits, local businesses, and colleagues NON STOP! #YeoAndYeo #LetsThrive #financialservices #taxconsulting??

?? Hunger Action Month is a great time to learn about hunger and its root causes, spread awareness and inspire people to take world-changing action. At Oregon Food Bank, we believe food is a human right because we need food to live. We all have the right to food that is unrestricted, culturally-relevant, nourishing, dignified and fear-free. When we recognize food as a human right, we commit to providing for all families. Help us amplify the message that food is a human right and vital for our communities: FoodForAllOR.org/Pledge.

The partnership between Landisville Produce Cooperative and the Food Bank of South Jersey, with critical investment from the State, is a win for farmers and families. By making it a budget priority to support such initiatives, we see firsthand how we can support farmers, strengthen the local economy, and fight food insecurity. Read more at NJ Pen, written by Matt Skoufalos https://lnkd.in/e-EkGRvy

Discover how the Arkansas Food Bank is tackling food insecurity, especially during Hunger Action Month. With initiatives for families, children, and seniors, they're making strides toward a hunger-free Arkansas. #HungerAction #FoodInsecurity Watch the full episode for more insights and how you can help!

I'm not sure there's enough focus on agriculture (or planning, for that matter) in public discourse about biodiversity and climate, given that the State of Nature reports (etc.) highlight it as critically important - and again here, in relation to neonicotinoid insecticides. Personally, I feel quite poorly educated about solutions in agriculture, and the barriers from the perspectives of farmers. It feels a very disempowering subject for those of us not working in farming - a quick look at recommended actions from relevant charities shows a focus on donating, campaigning and gardening (which is not farming), with limited explanation of why the problem exists. In my experience in other areas, it's never as simple as "bad people don't care" (although I'm not denying self-interest can be in the mix). I'm not sure how effective public campaigns can be without a more nuanced understanding of why farmers are not shifting to alternative practices, and the support they need to do so - especially as we frequently hear how farmers are struggling. Maybe I should try harder with my downtime reading! But very sad to see that my observations earlier this year, about the lack of bees and butterflies in the South West this summer, are backed up by wider data.

Are you ready to be a part of something historic and have a Massachusetts where hunger is just a memory? Yesterday was the official launch of the Make Hunger History Coalition - a monumental leap forward in Project Bread's mission to end hunger across Massachusetts. How does the Make Hunger History Coalition differ from previous initiatives addressing hunger in Massachusetts? The #MakeHungerHistoryCoalition is a groundbreaking initiative that stands apart from previous efforts to address hunger in Massachusetts. Unlike past initiatives focused on single policy changes or programs, this comprehensive approach allows us to tackle hunger from all angles, prioritizing equity, movement-building, and systemic change. By uniting advocates, policymakers, businesses, service providers, and individuals with lived experiences of food insecurity, we're creating a powerful force for lasting impact and meaningful change. This coalition is the broadest effort of its kind in our state, bringing together diverse #stakeholders to tackle the many complexities that perpetuate #hunger and drive transformative change across Massachusetts. #MakeHungerHistoryMA coalition is about rewriting the narrative and taking bold steps to ensure everyone can access nutritious food. Join us in making MA the first #hunger-free state in our nation: https://lnkd.in/eVGepeMV #MakeHungerHistoryMA #coalitionbuilding #policychange #systemschange #communityengagement

“School is stressful, but being hungry can be extra stressful," says Michael, who is only in seventh grade but already knows what it’s like to overcome challenges. Michael is an honor student and captain of the school’s soccer team, constantly pushing himself to improve both on the field and in the classroom. But the hardest thing of all? Feeling hunger. Because of your support, Second Harvest can help improve access to nutritious food through Michael's school. "Knowing that we can walk to the cafeteria and grab something helps a lot." One small action makes all the difference for kids like Michael. Find out how you can get involved with Second Harvest: https://bit.ly/2MaIERk

Hunger Action Month: Keep Pushing Forward As we take action against hunger this month, we’re inspired by a favorite quote from Jay Hawkins, Director of Food Recovery Programs: “Many of life’s failures are people who did not realize how close they were to success when they gave up.” – Thomas Edison This Hunger Action Month, let’s remember that every effort counts. From rescuing food from retailers to advocating for policy change, every action brings us one step closer to ending hunger in New York State. Together, we can push through challenges and make a real impact. Don’t give up—we’re closer than we think! #hungeractionmonth #togetherwecanendhunger

?? Small actions can make a big impact! Here are some ways you can help address food insecurity in your community: ?? Start a community garden ?? Support local farmers markets ?? Educate others about food equity #FoodInsecurity #CommunityAction #MakeADifference #GreenRavenOrganics

For years, West Advisory Group has proudly partnered with the Second Harvest Food Bank of Northwestern Pennsylvania, working together to alleviate hunger in Erie County and beyond. We’ve witnessed firsthand the devastating impact that food insecurity can have on families and individuals in our region. Hunger doesn’t just mean empty stomachs—it means children struggling to focus in school, parents facing difficult choices between groceries and bills, and seniors who’ve worked their entire lives left without enough to eat. This issue affects the very fabric of our community, and that’s why we’ve made it our mission to take action. Through our long-term partnership with Second Harvest, we’ve seen the incredible difference that consistent support can make. Every meal provided, every life touched, strengthens our community and brings us closer to a brighter, more secure future for all. We took action because we know that hunger is an issue we can’t afford to ignore. You can take action too. Join us in supporting Second Harvest and help make Northwestern Pennsylvania a place where no one goes hungry. #NWPAFoodBank #HungerActionMonth #HAM2024