Major thanks to No Kid Hungry champion and National Spokesperson Jeff Bridges for the mention of the #AddPassionAndStir podcast in this wonderful People article that speaks so highly of his amazing children! 🧡✨

#NoKidHungry Check it out here: bit.ly/49m18ol

Join some of the best chefs in Los Angeles at the No Kid Hungry Dinner on Wednesday, April 24th for an evening of culinary excellence, inspiration, and purpose. mailchi.mp/ombrelloagency… #NoKidHungry #culinary #LosAngeles #hunger #chefs #nutrition

Heartbroken over the devastating loss of our courageous friends and colleagues at World Central Kitchen wck.org/news/gaza-team… Stay strong Erin Chef José Andrés 🕊️🥘🍳 #humanitarian #hunger

World Central Kitchen is devastated to confirm seven members of our team have been killed in an IDF strike in Gaza. Read our full statement on the loss of our team members here: wck.org/news/gaza-team…

It's always one of our best events of the year: Share Our Strength will be back in Los Angeles on April 24 for a spectacular dinner to benefit our #NoKidHungry campaign. #LosAngeles #hunger #nutrition #chefs

An inspiring look at how Share Our Strength’s #NoKidHungry campaign guarantees school breakfast for America’s kids thanks to Phil Rosenthal and Somebody Feed Phil at Loiederman Middle School in Silver Spring, Maryland. Catch it on Netflix at netflix.com/title/80146601

It doesn't get better than Noah Glass and Danny Meyer making the case for the restaurant industry role in ending childhood #hunger through Share Our Strength's #NoKidHungry campaign - at Olo #Beyond4 Thank you both for your leadership!

On Tuesday, members of the President’s Council joined Douglas Emhoff, Secretary Tom Vilsack, and others from the Biden administration at The White House to celebrate new commitments made under the WH Challenge. Check out some photos from the event below!

In a sad example of #bearingwitness to the pain of one of America’s worst mass shootings, Steven Dettlebach, the director of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms came to #Maine to meet family members of some of the 18 victims killed in Lewiston tinyurl.com/4daf73ee

Answering the call to end hunger and increase healthy eating and physical activity thehill.com/opinion/446925… #NoKidHungry #hunger #PCSFN #nutrition

#BearingWitness David Soukup did something brilliant in the annals of bearing witness. He institutionalized it when he founded CASA – Court Appointed Special Advocates to represent the interests of abused or neglected children, many in foster care

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Our Administration is proud to announce a new partnership with 14 sports leagues and players associations to boost physical activity and increase nutrition programming across the country – helping promote healthy lifestyles to millions of Americans.

Happy National Girls and Women in Sports Day! Hear from members of the President’s Council on Sports, Fitness, & Nutrition as they share what today means to them. #NGWSD2024 #NFF #PCSFN President's Council 1/3

#BearingWitness At 88, Liliana Segre received a call from Italy’s President to let her know she had been made one of Italy’s voting Senators for Life, the country’s highest honor.  It was in recognition of decades of bearing witness to the Holocaust.  lnkd.in/dAJY3DCM

Our work, though outside of #politics , is part of the legacy of Gary Hart's 1984 campaign. I embraced Gary’s conviction that ideas mattered and was inspired to create alternate ways for people to share their strengths. concordmonitor.com/My-Turn-When-N…

Why the Child Tax Credit legislation is the best chance for moving the need on childhood hunger. foodfix.co/how-the-child-… #NoKidHungry #ChildTaxCredit #CTC #Congress #foodpolicy #hunger #poverty #children

Day of service to honor MLK for eighth-graders across Massachusetts bostonglobe.com/2024/01/13/met… via The Boston Globe Thank you Carolyn Casey!

The often underestimated but awesome power of bearing witness: Peter Magubane, 91, Who Fought Apartheid With His Camera, Is Dead nytimes.com/2024/01/01/wor… #SouthAfrica #bearingwitness #socialjustice #photography

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