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Greater Prince William Food Council Conducts Survey

The Greater Prince William Food Council, a not-for-profit, grassroots anti-hunger organization, is requesting help in identifying emergency food assistance programs throughout the county that serve low-income residents of the community.  The information will be used to create a professional resource guide for emergency food providers, to help enable and encourage the sharing of resources, best practices and funding opportunities. The Council is particularly interested in learning about the work of faith-based food pantries.

Organizations are encouraged to visit the Council’s website at wgpwfoodcouncil.org to take a short, fifteen-question survey.  Simply click on the link located on the homepage to be taken to the survey, which will take approximately five minutes to complete.  Results will be published and shared with participants in early 2015.  The Council is grateful to AARP for their support of this project.

The Greater Prince William Food Council is comprised of anti-hunger leaders and stakeholders from throughout Greater Prince William County.  Goals for the upcoming year include: 

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