Eradicating

In Our Community

Eradicating

In Our Community

About Us

The Combating Hunger on Wheels (C.H.O.W.) Wagon initiative offers multi-layered support to County residents most in need of resources to combat food insecurity and hunger. A child’s ability to realize their future potential is often dependent on the resources they have today. Children exposed to food insecurity are of particular concern for our C.H.O.W. Wagon Initiative given the implications scarce food resources pose to a child’s health and development.

Children who are food insecure are more likely to be hospitalized and may be at higher risk for developing chronic diseases such as obesity as a result of a lower quality diet, anemia and asthma. In addition, food-insecure children may also be at higher risk for behavioral and social issues including fighting, hyperactivity, and anxiety and bullying. To help these economically disadvantaged children, the C.H.O.W Wagon will transport meals to neighborhood children in need to help combat the food insecurity that exist in our communities across the U.S.

About Us

The Combating Hunger on Wheels (C.H.O.W.) Wagon initiative offers multi-layered support to County residents most in need of resources to combat food insecurity and hunger. A child’s ability to realize their future potential is often dependent on the resources they have today. Children exposed to food insecurity are of particular concern to PWCCF and our C.H.O.W. Initiative given the implications scarce food resources pose to a child’s health and development.

Children who are food insecure are more likely to be hospitalized and may be at higher risk for developing chronic diseases such as obesity as a result of a lower quality diet, anemia and asthma. In addition, food-insecure children may also be at higher risk for behavioral and social issues including fighting, hyperactivity, and anxiety and bullying. To help these economically disadvantaged children, PWCFF will transport meals to neighborhood children in need to help combat the food insecurity that exist in our community.

Join us to Eradicate Hunger in Our Community!

Our "Why"

One in six children goes hungry every day in the United States. In Prince William County alone, 14,000 children in our community go hungry during the summer months while not in school. The C.H.O.W. Wagon Initiative offers multi-layered support to County residents most in need of resources to combat food insecurity and hunger. A child’s ability to realize their future potential is often dependent on the resources they have today. Children exposed to food insecurity are of particular concern to our C.H.O.W. Wagon Initiative given the implications scarce food resources pose to a child’s health and development.

One in six children goes hungry every day in the United States. In Prince William County alone, 14,000 children in our community go hungry during the summer months while not in school. The C.H.O.W. Wagon Initiative offers multi-layered support to County residents most in need of resources to combat food insecurity and hunger. A child’s ability to realize their future potential is often dependent on the resources they have today. Children exposed to food insecurity are of particular concern to PWCCF and our C.H.O.W. Wagon Initiative given the implications scarce food resources pose to a child’s health and development.

Children who are food insecure are more likely to be hospitalized and may be at higher risk for developing chronic diseases such as obesity as a result of lower quality diet, anemia, and asthma. In addition, food-insecure children may also be at higher risk for behavioral and social issues including fighting, hyperactivity, and anxiety, and bullying. To help these economically disadvantaged children, the C.H.O.W Wagon transports meals to neighborhood children in need to help combat the food insecurity that exists in our communities across the U.S.

Children who are food insecure are more likely to be hospitalized and may be at higher risk for developing chronic diseases such as obesity as a result of lower quality diet, anemia, and asthma. In addition, food-insecure children may also be at higher risk for behavioral and social issues including fighting, hyperactivity, and anxiety, and bullying. To help these economically disadvantaged children, PWCCF transports meals to neighborhood children in need to help combat the food insecurity that exists in our community.