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Seven years. That’s how long Massachusetts, and the nation, have to meet an ambitious goal of eradicating hunger.It’s an ambitious goal, but one that advocates and politicians who work tirelessly to address hunger believe is within reach if momentum...

Seven years. That’s how long Massachusetts, and the nation, have to meet an ambitious goal of eradicating hunger.It’s an ambitious goal, but one that advocates and politicians who work tirelessly to address hunger believe is within reach if momentum...

Seven years. That’s how long Massachusetts, and the nation, have to meet an ambitious goal of eradicating hunger.It’s an ambitious goal, but one that advocates and politicians who work tirelessly to address hunger believe is within reach if momentum...

Massachusetts educators outline benefits of free universal school meals; help children learn, ease financial burdens even for middle-income families

Project Bread está agora contratando para a vaga de FoodSource Hotline Counselor em Boston. Inscreva-se agora.

A 70-year-old East Boston man says he will somehow make do after hundreds in SNAP benefits were stolen from his account.

Supplements to the program ended on March 1. Without an off-ramp, people are scrambling to fill the gap.

Congressman Jim McGovern (D MA-2) joins us to discuss federal solutions to food insecurity.

Plus, we talk with women who own breweries in our latest installment of "Brewed in Mass."

Roughly 647,000 Massachusetts families will lose an average of $150 a month from the extra SNAP payments, according to the Department of Transitional Assistance.