A Resolution recognizing May 28, 2026, as "World Hunger Day" in Pennsylvania and raising awareness of food insecurity across this Commonwealth.
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Overview
This resolution aims to recognize May 28, 2026, as "World Hunger Day" in Pennsylvania and to raise awareness about the issue of food insecurity within the state. The resolution highlights the significant number of Pennsylvanians, including children, who experience hunger and the challenges related to accessing nutritious food, such as food deserts and the impact of changes to federal nutrition programs. It encourages support for organizations working to combat hunger and promote understanding of this issue.
Key provisions
- Designates May 28, 2026, as "World Hunger Day" in Pennsylvania.
- Encourages awareness of food insecurity across the Commonwealth.
- Acknowledges the prevalence of hunger in Pennsylvania, with over 1.7 million Pennsylvanians facing hunger.
- Highlights the impact of food insecurity on children, including 1 in 6 children experiencing it.
- Recognizes the existence of food deserts limiting access to healthy food options.
- Mentions the strain on families due to changes in federal nutrition programs like SNAP.
- Supports students, nonprofits, and community organizations addressing hunger.
- Promotes empathy and understanding for those experiencing hunger.
Who is affected
- Pennsylvanians
- Children in Pennsylvania
- Families experiencing food insecurity
- Individuals facing hunger
- Communities with limited access to grocery stores
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