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www.hungerinamerica.org
America’s Second Harvest site for more information on the methodology and national, state, and local findings of Hunger in America 2001.

www.secondharvest.org
This official site of America’s Second Harvest, the umbrella organization for food banks across the nation.

www.checkouthunger.com
Help feed a family for a day! Check Out Hunger starts January 28th, and goes through February. Visit the site, or stop by Wegmans, Tops, and Chase Pitkin.

www.frac.org
The Food Research and Action Center site with information on food insecurity and federal food programs.

www.census.gov
The government site with local, state, and national statistics from the 2000 census. Go to “State and county quick facts on the right hand side for the quick facts on your county.

www.nutrition.gov
A good resource for food facts, food safety, federal food assistance, and research on federal government websites.

www.usda.gov
The USDA website is a good resource to research a variety of federal services and programs.

www.state.ny.us
Visit this official site to learn more about New York State‘s government offices, current public issues, and available resources for New York State Residents.

www.cce.cornell.edu
Cornell Cooperative Extension (CCE) promotes community partnerships to improve the lives of people in their community. Visit this site to learn more about their program initiatives.

www.cfcrochester.org/spr/
Catholic Family Center Office of Social Policy and Research through the Roman Catholic Diocese of Rochester.

www.cfrcnyc.org
Community Food Resource Center, located in New York City, focuses on issues of hunger, access of food, and implementation of Federal Food Programs. This site is under construction but will be coming soon.

www.churchwomen.org
Church Women United brings Christian women together for spiritual nourishment and faith based advocacy. Including: Prison Ministries, food pantries, tutoring & child care, and job skills training.

www.gulpny.org
The Greater Upstate Law Project is working to defend, enforce, and protect the legal rights of low-income residence of NYS.

www.plccare.org
Pediatric Links with the Community in partnership with child advocacy resident education at University of Rochester Medical Center.

www.eatright.org
The American Dietetic Association provides useful information about nutrition and health.

www.foodsecurity.org
Community Food Security Coalition is dedicated to building strong, sustainable, local and regional food systems that ensure access to affordable, nutritious, and culturally appropriate food for all people at all times.

www. allergy.org
The Food Allergy and Anaphylaxis Network works to raise public awareness, to provide advocacy and education, and to advance research on behalf of all those affected by food allergies an anaphylaxis.

www.fda.gov:80
The Food and Drug Administration protects public health by ensuring that products, such as food and prescribed drugs, are safe, wholesome and sanitary for use.

www.foodhandler.org
Visit Food Handler for a full range of training, consulting services, and educational tools about food safety.

www.hhs.gov/gateway
The United States Department of Health is the largest grant making agency in the federal government. Visit this site to find out what programs and resources are available.

http://www.venisondonation.org/
Using the Venison Donation Coalition website, hunters can use the "processor locator" to find meat processors close to where they live or hunt. The site also provides a full overview of the Venison Donation Program and how it operates.














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