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Volunteer works to address the root causes of hunger “I know what it’s like to feel the pain of hunger— the pain you feel when you have had very little food, if any, for more days than you can remember. I have fallen to my knees and begged God to please give me food.”
Channah Pastorius first felt severe hunger in the 1980s as a divorced mother of two boys. Barely able to feed them, she often went hungry herself.
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Research and action aim to eliminate the root causes of poverty
To address the root causes of hungerpoverty and economic inequality ...
First, we must understand the problem:
We share this information with government agencies
and elected officials and ask them to make policy
decisions that are fair to low-income Oregonians.
Why are so many people hungry?
Look at the research:
What can we do?
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