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  • VA maple trees: Syrup for Veterans food pantry

    VA maple trees: Syrup for Veterans food pantry

    Indiana VA staff helps to make VA more sustainable by tapping maple trees to make syrup.

  • Indiana VA wins “Nutrition and Food Service Greening Initiative”

    Indiana VA wins “Nutrition and Food Service Greening Initiative”

    Goal of “Nutrition and Food Service Greening the VA Initiative” is to proactively approach and reduce harmful aspects facing our environment.

  • A can or a truck load, no food donation too small

    A can or a truck load, no food donation too small

    Community partners, individuals, employees and anonymous donors have generously made donations for food insecure Veterans.

  • Tucson VA addresses Veteran food insecurity

    Tucson VA addresses Veteran food insecurity

    Tucson’s Southern Arizona VA Patriot Pantry supports Veteran food insecurity with emergency food provisions and is a bridge to other community food resources for Veteran patients.

  • Mountain Home VA donates 10 tons of food for families

    Mountain Home VA donates 10 tons of food for families

    Employees at James H. Quillen VA collected more than 10 tons of food as part of VA’s annual Feds Feed Families Food Drive campaign.

  • Oklahoma Veteran OK thanks to VA food pantry

    Oklahoma Veteran OK thanks to VA food pantry

    When Army Veteran Rodney Bennett’s medical provider recognized he was food insecure, VA’s homeless program stepped in to help.

  • Food insecurity – one Veteran’s journey to nutritious meals

    Food insecurity – one Veteran’s journey to nutritious meals

    VA connected Papa Don to a food bank that partners with VA to provide nutritious food for Veterans with food insecurity.

  • Commissaries help Feds Feed Families food drive

    Commissaries help Feds Feed Families food drive

    Commissaries are collecting food donations for families in need through the annual Feds Feed Families food drive.

  • Soldiers’ Angels provides food assistance to Veterans

    Soldiers’ Angels provides food assistance to Veterans

    Soldiers’ Angels provides food assistance to the Veteran community through the Veteran Food Distribution program.

  • Photos shed light on food insecurity in Post-9/11 Veterans

    Photos shed light on food insecurity in Post-9/11 Veterans

    The article discussed the results of an earlier study by Kamdar and colleagues that used photo-elicitation to better understand food insecurity in a group of post 9/11 Veterans with children. The researchers found that food insecurity in Veterans is highly intertwined with physical and mental health, military culture, and lack of basic resources like housing or transportation.

  • Fiber – A “super” food to add to your diet

    Fiber – A “super” food to add to your diet

    Good for heart and gut health, fiber can reduce the risk of diabetes and some cancers, and aid with weight loss. It is rich in vitamins and minerals.

  • What’s food got to do with it? Tina Turner tune leads to thoughts of healthy food

    What’s food got to do with it? Tina Turner tune leads to thoughts of healthy food

    Tina Turner tune took VA dietitian back to a basic question: What’s food got to do with the many benefits of a healthy lifestyle?

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Last updated March 29, 2023

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