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Several food distribution events happening in Maryland this weekend

9+ mon, 2+ week ago   (335+ words) November 22, 2025, 6:34 AM A Montgomery County nonprofit says it’s getting dozens of calls every day from families who need a little extra help getting food on the dinner table. This weekend, So What Else is hoping to meet the need with…...

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wusa9.com > article > news > local > dc > dc-restaurant-launches-food-bank-neighbors-need > 65-3560e351-516f-4b46-a19a-2aba69d67225

DC restaurant launches food bank for neighbors in need

9+ mon, 4+ week ago   (304+ words) WASHINGTON — A business in D.C.'s Mt. Pleasant neighborhood is helping feed the hungry. Marx Café is collecting food from the community to serve their neighbors in need. The idea was born when some of Marx Café’s clients were affected…...

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wusa9.com > article > news > national > government-shutdown > prince-georges-county-opens-new-food-pantries-government-shutdown > 65-239c84e4-71c9-499e-b76c-f430343776ac

Prince George's County opens 2 new food pantries during government shutdown

10+ mon, 1+ week ago   (289+ words) PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, Md. — As the longest government shutdown in American history stretches on, Prince George's County opened two new permanent food pantries. The two food pantries at the north and south county centers join the location in Landover to address…...

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More DC residents are going hungry. Here's what we know about why

11+ mon, 2+ week ago   (281+ words) D.C. saw the region’s largest increase in people experiencing food insecurity in the past year, a group’s annual Hunger Report found. The Capital Area Food Bank tracks hunger in the D.C. area. About 36% of households in the region experienced food…...