Inside Albuquerque’s Frontline Against Hunger: Rio Grande Food Project’s Mission to Feed, Educate, and Empower

This New Mexico Sun Cast interview highlights how the Rio Grande Food Project—Albuquerque’s largest west-side food pantry—fights hunger through weekly food distribution, a thriving community garden, volunteer programs, and long-term support services. Development Director Kathi Cunningham explains how the organization tackles food insecurity, teaches families to grow their own produce, connects residents with bill assistance, and partners with schools, churches, and local businesses to create lasting food security across the city. A compelling look at community resilience, volunteer impact, and practical ways New Mexicans can support their neighbors in need.

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