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For most of us, the biggest decision we face when we’re hungry or need groceries is where to shop. But for many of the 390,000 people in Connecticut who do not have enough food to eat, their decisions involve whether to buy groceries or pay the rent. For others, soup kitchens and shelters provide the only meals they will eat.
You can help raise funds for anti-hunger efforts in Connecticut by participating in Connecticut Food Bank’s 2013 Walk Against Hunger. This season there’s a fourth location to choose from with the addition of the first Eastern Connecticut Walk Against Hunger!
Each spring, the Connecticut Food Bank sponsors a Walk Against Hunger to raise money and consciousness about hunger in our state.
