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Cooper City proclaims September 2025 as Hunger Action Month; Feeding South Florida recognized

5739848 · September 9, 2025
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Summary

The Cooper City Commission proclaimed September 2025 as Hunger Action Month and shared a Feeding South Florida proclamation; a representative from the food bank was not present to accept the award in person.

Commissioner Jeremy Katzmann read a proclamation declaring September 2025 as Hunger Action Month in Cooper City and noted Feeding South Florida’s local work addressing food insecurity. The commission said the city is committed to supporting the food bank’s efforts.

The proclamation text read at the Sept. 9 special recognition meeting described Feeding South Florida’s mission since 1981 to provide nutritious food and resources to children, seniors and families, and cited a regional estimate that about 1,000,000 individuals in South Florida face hunger. The proclamation stated that the city is committed to supporting Feeding South Florida’s programming and advocacy.

Ruth Bonet of Feeding South Florida was not present to accept the proclamation; the commission said it would save the proclamation and deliver it to her. A city speaker noted local and national hunger trends in brief remarks, saying that “1 in 9 Americans are going to bed hungry,” and urged community support of the food bank’s programs and volunteer opportunities. Feeding South Florida contact information (feedingsouthflorida.org) was referenced during the remarks.

Photographs and brief remarks followed the presentation.