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CAFB  eCommunications

Online Community Update: Get monthly updates about programs and events, stories from our community, and opportunities to help nourish hungry Central Texans.
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In the Loop: CAFB's quarterly volunteer e-newsletter features special volunteer opportunities, fun trivia, pictures, quotes and more.
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Community Events Insider: CAFB's quarterly community events e-newsletter is filled with upcoming events, news, tips on making your drive successful and more.
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2008 Annual Report:  View finanicals and accomplishments over the past year.

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CAFB Print Communications

feedback: CAFB's quarterly newsletter for donors, partners and other Food Bank supporters. Get an in-depth look at CAFB's work in Central Texas.
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Hurricane Ike Relief Effort Recap: When Hurricane Ike hit the Texas coast with the full force of a Category 4 hurricane, it didn’t just destroy property. It devastated lives. Central Texans came together, working through the Capital Area Food Bank to help in any way they could.  
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Hunger in America 2006: Central Texas Report: The Largest, Most Comprehensive Hunger Study Ever Completed Reveals the Face of Hunger.
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