Sentence examples for food distribution programs from inspiring English sources

A benefit to support neighborhood food distribution programs, the three-performance "Food for Thought" marathon will include dances by some 18 choreographers and companies, chosen by Heidi Latsky (tonight), Wendy Perron (tomorrow) and Susan Osberg (Sunday).

Several choreographers will participate in benefit performances to support neighborhood food distribution programs.

This yearly benefit to support neighborhood food distribution programs will feature three presentations of dance, chosen by Miguel Gutierrez (tonight), Nami Yamamoto (tomorrow) and Heidi Latsky (Sunday).

India runs one of the world's largest subsidized food distribution programs, covering 330 million people, including 65.2 million families, with an annual household income below 24,200 rupees, or $405 the official poverty line.

(Burke) Food for Thought (Friday and Saturday) The latest edition of this popular event — a benefit for the food distribution programs at St. Mark's Church — continues with the poet-curators Stacy Szymaszek and Christine Shan Shan Hou.

The Danspace Project presents its benefit program for neighborhood food distribution programs, curated by Susan Osberg (tonight), Wally Cardona (tomorrow night) and Heidi Latsky (Sunday night) at 8 30 p.m. Danspace Project at St. Mark's Church, 131 East 10th Street, East Village, (212) 674-811212

The confrontation came after the mayor, Giorgos Kaminis, asked the police to stop the food distribution program in Syntagma Square.

They demanded that her father provide food for the poor, which led to the foundation of People in Need, a food distribution program.

In many ways, the new food distribution program is an improvement, with its stepped-up security, emphasis on women as recipients and its plan for 16 fixed locations.

(Burke) 'Food for Thought' (Thursday; through Dec. 15) Three guest curators — Noémie Solomon, Jenn Joy and the dance collective Aunts — have put together another edition of this popular series, which benefits the food distribution program at St . Marks Church

(Sulcas) 'Food for Thought' (Friday and Saturday) Three guest curators — Noémie Solomon, Jenn Joy and the dance collective Aunts — have put together another edition of this popular series, which benefits the food distribution program at St . Marks Church