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SUBJ/2022 FEDS FEED FAMILIES ANNUAL FOOD DRIVE// 
 
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NARR/REF A IS MEMO FROM PERFORMING THE DUTIES OF THE ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF 
DEFENSE FOR MANPOWER AND RESERVE AFFAIRS "FEDS FEED FAMILIES" FOOD DRIVE 
CAMPAIGN 2022// 
 
RMKS/1.  On 1 June 2022, the U.S. Department of Agriculture kicked off its 
thirteenth Annual Feds Feed Families (FFF) Food Drive, requesting support 
from federal employees to donate non-perishable food items, services, or 
time, to food banks and pantries in order to alleviate food insecurities in 
our communities.  The Department of Defense (DoD) is again participating in 
this year's campaign and is soliciting our support.  The Office of the 
Assistant Secretary of Defense for Manpower and Reserve Affairs is managing 
the drive for the DoD. 
 
2.  In 2021, the DoD contributed over 3.7 million pounds of non-perishable 
food of which the Navy and Marine Corps team contributed over 177,582 
pounds.  This was a tremendous achievement by all to help feed individuals in 
our communities.  This year's 2022 FFF Campaign highlights "a summer of 
giving" for the DoD from June through August. 
 
3.  Due to COVID-19, this year's 2022 FFF Campaign will be carried out 
virtually in communities where social distancing is in place.  This includes 
greater emphasis promoting online donations and virtual food drives, while 
also providing guidance for in-person donations and events as 
appropriate.  The food drive runs through 31 August 2022.  I encourage our 
bases, stations, and installations to participate and support the FFF Food 
Drive again this year. 
 
4.  To learn more on how and where to give donations, organize food drives, 
and other useful resources, federal employees can go to the website: 
https://fedsfeedfamilies.ocio.usda.gov/ or your respective installation's 
Chaplain office who will provide reporting procedures and guidance. 
Participating commands should coordinate their efforts with the nearest 
installation Chaplain.  Commands that do not have access to an installation 
Chaplain can submit weekly reports to the Department of the Navy FFF 
Champion, Ms. Lisa Brookes at: lisa.f.brookes.civ@us.navy.mil or (703) 695-
0541. 
 
5.  The Commander Naval Installations Command, points of contact (POC) are 
PSCS(SW/AW) Evelyn Fosu-Enninful, who can be reached via e-
mail:  evelyn.a.fosu-Enninf@navy.mil, comm:  (202) 433-4338, or  
DSN:  288-4338 and RPCS(SW/AW/EXW) 
Gina Campbell who can be reached via e-mail: gina.j.campbell.mil@us.navy.mil, 
comm:  (202) 875-0229 or DSN:  288-3233.  The Marine Corps Installations 
Command POC is RPCS(FMF/SW/AW/IW) Christopher Johnson, who can be reached via 
email: christopher.l.johnson2@usmc.mil or comm:  (703)695-9102. 
 
6.  Released by the Honorable Carlos Del Toro, Secretary of the Navy.// 
 
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