Going to bed and waking up hungry is an experience felt by far too many in our community. Those without enough to eat, or without the resources to do something about it, have been our neighbors for a long time. Most importantly the faces of those who are hungry are not readily identified. Organizations that work with people on an emergency food basis see the escalating trends and the critical issues around hunger, a condition that is intolerable, but solvable, and one that must be addressed.
Walk to End Hunger is presented by the Twin Cities Hunger Initiative, a collaboration of hunger relief partner agencies that have developed a definitive plan to eliminate hunger in the Twin Cities by 2013. Initiative partners working with MOA on Walk to End Hunger include Catholic Charities, Emergency Foodshelf Network, Hope For The City, Hunger Solutions, Keystone Community Services, Loaves and Fishes, Minnesota FoodShare, Neighborhood House, Neighbors, Inc., Second Harvest Heartland and VEAP.
