Increased Funding and Resources to Combat Hunger Until 2032.
This law strengthens and extends the funding for the national information clearinghouse dedicated to fighting hunger, particularly among children. It ensures citizens have better access to information about food assistance programs, hunger prevention strategies, and volunteer opportunities. The funding for the center is increased to $750,000 annually and authorized through fiscal year 2032, ensuring program stability.
Key points
The information clearinghouse receives increased annual funding ($750,000) and is authorized until 2032, ensuring the stability of food assistance programs.
The clearinghouse must now include resources on hunger prevention and the effective use of trained volunteers, making it easier for citizens to find help or get involved.
Status:
Introduced
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