Learn how you can help us reach our goal of raising enough food and funds for 17 million meals in 2014.
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Check out the Greater Cleveland Food Bank's 2012 Annual Report with information about our supporters, those we served in the past year and more. View the report >>

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		Get Your Tickets for Market at the Food Bank March 2014 Join us on Sunday, May 4 at the Greater Cleveland Food Bank Food Distribution Center for one of our biggest fund raisers of the year! Don’t miss an evening of extraordinary food and drink from 50 of the finest eateries and beverage purveyors in Northeast Ohio! Call 216.738.2046 for more information or to purchase your tickets. Bookmark and share a save the date for Market at the Food Bank RSVP for the event on Facebook
		Farm Bill Clears Senate February 2014 The Greater Cleveland Food Bank is encouraged that the current version of the Farm Bill, passed by the Senate today, increased funding for The Emergency Food Assistance Program which provides nutritious food to food banks across the country.The Food Bank is relieved that the bill contains none of the harsh provisions that were contained in the House version that would have cut nearly $40 billion from the program and thrown 3.8 million people off SNAP in 2014. No families are removed from SNAP in this final bill. Read more of the Greater Cleveland Food Bank's comments on the bill's passage
		Get Involved: Harvest for Hunger 2014 January 2014 The Greater Cleveland Food Bank will kick off the 2014 Harvest for Hunger campaign in February. You can bring the drive to your workplace, school or organization and have a direct impact on hunger relief in our area. Learn how you can host a food and funds drive What is Harvest for Hunger?
		Report: Need for SNAP Benefits Grows, Incidences of Fraud Decrease January 2014 A recent USDA report suggests that the number of people seeking food assistance continues to increase. Meanwhile, despite ideological rhetoric about food stamp fraud, incidences of abuse are at historic lows, The Plain Dealer reports. Read more of The Plain Dealer's story Make a contribution to the Food Bank Sign up to get updates on how you can be an advocate for hunger relief