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About Maryland Hunger Solutions
Every day in Maryland, one out of 10 households experience food insecurity, meaning they have uncertain or limited access to, or ability to buy, nutritionally adequate and safe food. The Food Research & Action Center established Maryland Hunger Solutions as a project to fight hunger and improve the nutrition, health, and well-being of children and families in Maryland.
The Maryland Food Stamp Challenge
Earlier this year, a number of prominent Baltimore citizens enrolled in the Maryland Hunger Solutions Food Stamp Challenge and agreed to limit their food spending and consumption to $21 for an entire week, the total buying power of an individual's weekly allotment of food stamps. Click on the following names to read their experiences and thoughts:
Kimberley Chin, Director, Maryland Hunger Solutions. Kimberley organized the Challenge and participants while opening up the new Maryland Hunger Solutions office.
Kevin McGuire, Executive Director, Family Investment Administration, Department of Human Resources.
Father Joe Muth of St Matthew's Catholic Church, Baltimore City.
Yolanda M. Dockery, Executive Assistant to the Executive Director, Family Investment Administration, Maryland Department of Human Resources.
Kimberley Chin, Director, Maryland Hunger Solutions. Kimberley organized the Challenge and participants while opening up the new Maryland Hunger Solutions office.
Kevin McGuire, Executive Director, Family Investment Administration, Department of Human Resources.
Father Joe Muth of St Matthew's Catholic Church, Baltimore City.
Yolanda M. Dockery, Executive Assistant to the Executive Director, Family Investment Administration, Maryland Department of Human Resources.
About the Food Stamp Challenge
Take the Challenge: Living on a Food Stamp Budget
FRAC's Food Stamp Challenge page
Rep. McGovern on the Food Stamp Challenge:
FRAC's Food Stamp Challenge page
Rep. McGovern on the Food Stamp Challenge:
Sign up for the Challenge!
Click here to let us know you're interested in taking the Food Stamp Challenge. Include your name, email address, and a phone number where we can reach you.
Blog Archive
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- My Week on the Food Stamp Challenge
- My Food Stamp Challenge Experience & Lessons Learned
- The Food Stamp Challenge - I'm Still Hungry
- My Food Stamp Challenge Journey
- The Food Stamp Challenge - My Biggest Challenge Yet
- The Food Stamp Challenge - A Week in Review
- The Food Stamp Challenge - Spilling the Beans
- The Food Stamp Challenge - My Challenges Go On
- My Food Stamp Challenge Journey
- My Final Day of the MD FS Challenge
- The Food Stamp Challenge
- Fr. Joe Reflects on His Final Food Stamp Challenge...
- I Almost Stayed Home from Work Today to Eat
- Sunday - Is it Over Yet?
- Attending a Conference & Continuing The FS Challenge
- I Survived! I Survived!
- Meatless Friday
- It's Friday - Just 2 More Days Remaining
- NPR Covers the Maryland Food Stamp Challenge
- The Food Stamp Challenge - Pressures on the Workin...
- The Food Stamp Challenge - Questions
- My Fourth Day on the MD Food Stamp Challenge
- Yes, I'm still in the FS Challenge - I have just b...
- MY NOSE IS TELLING ME IT'S TIME TO EAT
- The Food Stamp Challenge - What Your $21 Per Week ...
- The Food Stamp Challenge - Variety and Cravings
- 3/13/08 Day Four of the Challenge
- Day Three of the Challenge
- The Food Stamp Challenge - Feeding the Children
- The Food Stamp Challenge - Lunch, Early in the Week
- The Food Stamp Challenge - Meals and Meetings
- My Food Stamp Challenge Journey
- The Food Stamp Challenge - Another Shopping Tale
- The Food Stamp Challenge - Hitting the Ground Running
- Starting Out on the Challenge
- My Food Stamp Challenge Journey
- MD Hunger Solutions Gears Up for the Food Stamp Ch...
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