M&T Bank and Wilmington Trust knows you care deeply about the issues that impact Philadelphia. And with more than 600,000 people in the region experiencing food insecurity, it’s one of the most pressing concerns affecting our neighbors.
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What could the future of food access look like? And how can existing efforts be built upon to create lasting change? Community organizations, local healthcare leaders, and food recovery programs are working to find out.
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 In partnership with The Philadelphia Inquirer, we’re bringing together community leaders for an in-depth panel discussion, At the Table: A Conversation About Food Access in Philadelphia.
Moderated by Kate Dailey, The Inquirer’s managing editor of Features, the panel will explore potential solutions to food insecurity and the challenges ahead.
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