Mayors in Action
Mayors work to end childhood hunger by engaging with community leaders to utilize innovative ideas and approaches to ensure equitable access to food for all of their city’s children and to improve utilization of important existing programs such as afterschool and summer meals.
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Mayor Parker grants $10,000 to expand Ready to Learn in-school markets
May 15, 2024
On Tuesday, Fort Worth Mayor Mattie Parker, in her role as vice-chair of the Mayors Alliance to End Childhood Hunger, granted Tarrant Area Food Bank (TAFB) $10,000 to advance the goal of eradicating childhood hunger in the city by expanding Tarrant Area Food Bank’s Ready to Learn in-school market program at two Fort Worth ISD […]
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CITY OF LITTLE ROCK VOTES IN FAVOR OF FOOD COMMISSION TO HELP COMBAT HUNGER
March 19, 2024
Little Rock Board of Directors voted unanimously in favor of an ordinance to create a Little Rock Food Commission to help combat hunger. Read more here. […]
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City of Waterville, Maine NSBW Proclamation
March 9, 2024
Mayor Michael Morris, City of Waterville, Maine, NSBW proclamation here […]
Mayor Adams, Chancellor Banks, And No Kid Hungry NY Honor NYC’s “Hunger Heroes” And Food Education Champions
March 7, 2024
NYC Mayor Eric Adams, NYC Public Schools (NYCPS) Chancellor David Banks, and No Kid Hungry New York today recognized 53 “NYC Hunger Heroes” and Food Education Champions. Read more here. […]
How buying a slice of pizza is part of new Morrisville mayor’s plan to better community
Wallace, 37, a relative newcomer to Morrisville, was promoting a “Buy a Slice, Send a Slice” drive he’s hosting with the Bella Sicily pizza shop at 44 E. Bridge St. in Morrisville. Everyone who buys a slice of pizza at the shop from April 13 to 20 will see another slice donated to families helped […]