California Association of Food Banks is pleased to announce the addition of Steve Phillips to this year’s conference.
Phillips is the Founder of Democracy in Color, a national political leader, civil rights lawyer, senior fellow at the Center for American Progress, and author of The New York Times and Washington Post bestseller Brown is the New White: How the Demographic Revolution Has Created a New American Majority. He is the co-founder of PowerPAC+, a social justice organization dedicated to building a multiracial political coalition. He has appeared on multiple national radio and television networks including NBC, CNN, MSNBC, Fox News, and TV One.
You won’t want to miss this year’s conference — with five learning tracks there is a session for everyone involved in anti-hunger work.
CAFB Applauds California Legislature for Investment in Nutrition Safety Net, Food Banks in Joint Budget Agreement
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California Association of Food Banks Honored 2026 Anti-Hunger Hero Award Recipients at Food Access Conference
Governor’s May Revise Provides Much-Needed Investment in Food Banks, but More is Needed to Help Californians losing SNAP Benefits
California SNAP Stakeholders Deeply Disappointed in Bipartisan House Vote for Farm Bill that Locks In H.R. 1’s Devastating Cuts to CalFresh
CAFB Member Spotlight: Family Resource Center of the Redwoods Food Bank
Honoring Gary Maxworthy: A Legacy That Continues to Feed California
Joint Statement: California SNAP Stakeholders Urge Rejection of Chairman’s Farm Bill Proposal; Bill Would Further Erode Nutrition Supports and Increase Hunger
CAFB Statement on Governor’s Proposed Budget
Gilead Foundation Commits Over $3 Million to Address Food Insecurity
CAFB Applauds California Legislature for Investment in Nutrition Safety Net, Food Banks in Joint Budget AgreementNew Research Shows High Food Insecurity in California and Estimates around 40% of Californians Are Unable to Cover the Cost of Basic Needs Where They LiveCalifornia Association of Food Banks Honored 2026 Anti-Hunger Hero Award Recipients at Food Access ConferenceGovernor’s May Revise Provides Much-Needed Investment in Food Banks, but More is Needed to Help Californians losing SNAP BenefitsCalifornia SNAP Stakeholders Deeply Disappointed in Bipartisan House Vote for Farm Bill that Locks In H.R. 1’s Devastating Cuts to CalFreshCAFB Member Spotlight: Family Resource Center of the Redwoods Food BankHonoring Gary Maxworthy: A Legacy That Continues to Feed CaliforniaJoint Statement: California SNAP Stakeholders Urge Rejection of Chairman’s Farm Bill Proposal; Bill Would Further Erode Nutrition Supports and Increase HungerCAFB Statement on Governor’s Proposed BudgetGilead Foundation Commits Over $3 Million to Address Food Insecurity