Report out from DC
March 7, 2017
We do not offer food. Here’s where you can find food.
No distribuimos alimentos. Encuentre comida gratis aquí.
我們不直接提供食物，但我們能幫助您找尋食物。
.@NancyPelosi TY for helping us to end hunger in CA! SF to D.C. – @CAFoodBanks @stanthonysf @Western_Center @ProjectOpenHand #hungerpc17 pic.twitter.com/E9btCM9Nhl
— SFMFB_Advocacy (@SFMFB_Advocacy) March 7, 2017
“Our message to elected officials is this: No structural changes, no block grants, and no budget cuts.” https://t.co/6h1LgMR5HR
— FRAC (@fractweets) March 7, 2017
.@NancyPelosi TY for helping us to end hunger in CA! SF to D.C. – @CAFoodBanks @stanthonysf @Western_Center @ProjectOpenHand #hungerpc17 pic.twitter.com/E9btCM9Nhl
— SFMFB_Advocacy (@SFMFB_Advocacy) March 7, 2017
“I do not believe block grants are the answer”- Senator Pat Roberts. #hungerpc17 pic.twitter.com/VAujivSiwg
— Mark Bordeau (@mbord6) March 7, 2017
You can’t create a strong country with hungry & uninsured people. — wise words from Imperial Valley FB to @SenFeinstein staff #hungerpc17
— CAFB (@CAFoodBanks) March 7, 2017
Best time to email thank you note to staffer is Sunday afternoon. #lightningroundtips #hungerpc17
— Kristy Martino (@kristymartino) March 6, 2017
My favorite slide-even in good economy, food insecurity is a concern. still so very much higher than before Great Recession. #hungerpc17 pic.twitter.com/xGhBUrQAcN
— Alexis Weaver (@alexisjweaver) March 6, 2017
“Hunger does not discriminate by immigration status. Neither should we.” Agree! @NILC_org‘s @JackieVimo #hungerpc17
— Robert Campbell (@bertbell) March 5, 2017
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