To bolster the American response to these crises, 36 bipartisan Members of the House Agriculture Committee, myself included, recently sent Administrator Power and Secretary Vilsack a letter encouraging them to tap the Bill Emerson Humanitarian Trust to make additional commodity donations available.
David Scott discusses bipartisan efforts to utilize the Bill Emerson Humanitarian Trust for food aid.
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