What does CFPA stand for?

California Food Policy Advocates

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Samples in periodicals archive:

In 2006, California Food Policy Advocates, a statewide advocacy organization, estimated that 161,000 adults or 11 percent of the county's 2.

Food fight finished? Feeding America could align, merge with Food Bank

``It raises the bar,'' said Matt Scharp, regional advocate with California Food Policy Advocates, which has worked with the LAUSD.

UPGRADING DISTRICT'S SCHOOL LUNCHES BOARD VOTES TO IMPROVE FOOD, ...

Alameda County and the California Food Policy Advocates gave him technical assistance, training, equipment and mentoring.

Greening the liquor store: a national network of organizations is ...

``The school environment is the perfect setting to put in place obesity- prevention policy and programs,'' said Matt Sharp with the San Francisco-based California Food Policy Advocates, a nonprofit advocacy group that works with districts to shape healthy cafeteria programs.

KIDS FIND LUNCHES JUST PEACHY MORE STUDENTS MAKING HEALTHY CHOICES

The California Food Policy Advocates reports that close to 14 percent (33,175) of children in Contra Costa County live in poverty," said Marge D'Wylde, director of cultural heritage and communications for The Carver International Project.

Carver International Project Kicks Off ``Let's Fight Hunger ...

24 million low-income adults in California cannot always afford to put food on the table, according to the results of a study released Monday by the University of California, Los Angeles, Center for Health Policy Research and the California Food Policy Advocates.

BRIEFLY HUNGER NOT AS RARE AS ONE MIGHT THINK

``The main thing that needs to be done is to create a real political commitment to close the holes in the hunger safety net,'' said Matt Sharp, director of the Los Angeles office of California Food Policy Advocates.

L.A. CALLED AMERICA'S 'HUNGER CAPITAL'

Though there are parts of Los Angeles County that have almost no access to a summer food site, the San Fernando Valley ``is really pretty good,'' said Matt Sharp, who works locally for California Food Policy Advocates.

ELIGIBLE CHILDREN MISS OUT ON FREE LUNCHES