Project Bread is very concerned about the potential of a prolonged shutdown of the federal government.

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You can help prevent hunger in Massachusetts.

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SNAP, WIC, and child nutrition programs such as school meals and afterschool meals unaffected by shutdown. 

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Restricting access to food will harm low-income individuals in our state. 

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Anna Marchefka has been a teacher at Greenfield Middle School for six years. When she first started at the school, there was no school breakfast program, and she was spending a lot of her own money to make sure her students wouldn't be hungry. But three years ago the school implemented a breakfast in the classroom program, and now everything is different.

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Project Bread celebrates Congress’s commitment to preserving SNAP.

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With Thanksgiving only a week away, Irene Li—owner of Mei Mei Street Kitchen and Restaurant and Project Bread Board Member—reflects on her own family traditions from Thanksgivings past, and what matters to her most: food, family, and social justice.

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Your vote is your power! Help break the cycle of poverty and foood insecurity, and make a difference in the lives of Massachusetts residents like Evelyn.

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Read our statement on the proposed "public charge" rule and how it will negatively affect the state of food insecurity in MA and in the US as a whole.

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Westwood's Temple Beth David to host their annual fundraiser for Project Bread and local food pantries.

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Filed under: News and Events, The Walk for Hunger