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Grace Marable, Missions Coordinator at Bethel Presbyterian Church and Coalition Against Hunger Board Member, became involved in the anti-hunger movement in 2011 when she was handed the Bethel Presbyterian food program. Read below to find out what she and Bethel Presbyterian Church are doing to fight food insecurity in their North Philadelphia community.

On September 8, the Biden Administration published a final Public Charge Rule, which confirms eligible immigrant families can access and benefit from the SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program), WIC (Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children), Medicaid, and housing assistance without negative repercussions to their immigration status.

This summer, the Coalition Against Hunger can help kids located in the counties of Philadelphia, Bucks, Chester, Delaware, and Montgomery find sites where they can eat free meals with no proof of income or ID required.

Celebrate National Nutrition Month with Us!

Sister Kim Kessler, former pantry coordinator at the Drueding Center is a long-time supporter of the Coalition. She became involved in the anti hunger movement between 2013-2014 when she worked with the Coalition Against Hunger to establish the Drueding’s Green Light Food Pantry. 

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