The Governor’s Anti-Hunger Task Force was established to advise the Governor on the development of long-term, sustainable solutions for addressing hunger, food insecurity, and associated economic hardships impacting people, families, and communities in Massachusetts.
The Task Force is co-chaired by Allison Bovell-Ammon, Assistant Undersecretary for Children & Family Services at the Executive Office of Health and Human Services (EOHHS); Ashley Randle, Commissioner of the Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources (MDAR); and Alana Davidson, Director of Communications at the Massachusetts Executive Office of Education (EOE).
Envisioned as a public-private partnership reporting directly to the Governor, the Task Force brings together leaders from state and local government, food banks, non-profits and business leaders, as well as those who are directly impacted by federal cuts, such as SNAP recipients, farmers and small business owners with the goal of ending hunger and promoting food security in Massachusetts now and for future generations.
