The Cooper City Commission held a special recognition meeting on September 9, 2025, to honor the efforts of Feeding South Florida in combating hunger within the community. The meeting began with a proclamation read by Commissioner Jeremy Katzmann, on behalf of Mayor James Curran, declaring September 2025 as Hunger Action Month in Cooper City.

During the meeting, Ruth Bonet from Feeding South Florida highlighted the organization's commitment to ending hunger since 1981. She emphasized that hunger affects approximately 1,000,000 individuals in South Florida, transcending race, religion, and age. Bonet noted that food insecurity should not be a reality for residents of Cooper City and praised the city's support for Feeding South Florida's advocacy efforts.

The proclamation underscored the importance of community collaboration in achieving a hunger-free South Florida, recognizing the innovative programming and educational initiatives provided by Feeding South Florida that contribute to economic growth and overall well-being.

The meeting concluded with a call for continued support and awareness regarding hunger issues, reinforcing the city's dedication to addressing food insecurity in the community.