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Photos from Northern Illinois Food Bank's 24th Annual Hunger Scramble Golf Outing with Presenting Sponsor Old Second National Bank 8-23-22 Cantigny Golf
Photos from Northern Illinois Food Bank's 24th Annual Hunger Scramble Golf Outing with Presenting Sponsor Old Second National Bank 8-23-22 Cantigny Golf
Advocates across the state Hundreds converged on the capital for Hunger Action Day to urge legislators and the governor to "Tear Down the Wall of Poverty"
Senator Holly Mitchell spoke to Hunger Action Day attendees encouraging them to keep the pressure on because to address poverty and hunger in our community.
The next day, May 14th advocates returned to speak to the media after Governor Brown's press conference on the revised budget.
Lead organizations for the Bay Area Contingent: The Alameda County Food Bank and the California Partnership.
St. Mary's Center Senior Advocates for Hope and Justice attended in great force. www.stmaryscenter.org
photos by Janny Castillo
Photos from Northern Illinois Food Bank's 24th Annual Hunger Scramble Golf Outing with Presenting Sponsor Old Second National Bank 8-23-22 Cantigny Golf
Photos from Northern Illinois Food Bank's 24th Annual Hunger Scramble Golf Outing with Presenting Sponsor Old Second National Bank 8-23-22 Cantigny Golf
'Mission possible' by the London Guantánamo Campaign (LGC) - action raising awareness and expressing solidarity with 130 Guantánamo Bay Hunger Strikers, who today entered third month of their deeply striking manifest against brutal and injust detention by US military. Saturday 6 April 2013 @ London
Bitter Vetch~Heath pea~Lathyrus montanus
These plants could curb hunger pangs
It is an ancient slimming remedy with a royal seal of approval.
Now a traditional herb used by King Charles II to help his mistresses lose weight could be used in the modern day battle against obesity.
Experts want to re-establish the humble heath pea to fight the nation's weight crisis after evidence of its use was discovered during an archaeological dig.
Heath pea, which is also known as bitter vetch, was used in medieval times as a hunger suppressant when the crops failed.
It was also passed around the court of King Charles, who gave it to his lovers who had a propensity for plumpness....that's handy!