“I am committed to removing obstacles and executing solutions to ensure that every man, woman, and child in our community has access to fresh, health food. I will continue to educate, advocate, and build new partnerships to create a community free of food inequity,” said Commissioner Dodge.
This year at the 8th Food Summit, which helps raise awareness and is an opportunity for leaders and food activists to network, share and discover new solution, is where Commissioner Dodge was presented the award.
For more information, visit mcfoodpolicy.org.
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