White House Announces $1.7 Billion Initiative to Combat Hunger and Promote Health

The Biden administration's comprehensive plan aims to end hunger and reduce diet-related diseases by 2030, involving a wide array of partnerships and programs.

The White House has committed $1.7 billion to the Challenge to End Hunger and Build Healthy Communities, spearheaded by Douglas Emhoff.
Over 140 new commitments have been made by stakeholders across the nation, including health systems, insurers, and local governments.
The initiative builds on $8 billion in previous commitments and aims to address social determinants of health and improve nutrition education.
Partnerships with sports leagues and food brands aim to increase physical activity and promote healthy eating among Americans.
The plan includes significant investments in school nutrition programs, food delivery services, and public awareness campaigns.