ALT Campaign graphic for Food & Solidarity with a teal and red halftone-filtered photograph showing a crowd of community members at a direct action event. The background image shows people gathered together, symbolizing collective organizing. Large white bold text at top reads "How Food & Solidarity turned an idea into real action." Below are four white text statistics detailing the campaign's scope and impact: "40% Newcastle children live in poverty," "300 members mobilized," "Months of direct action," and "One major win: Elected officials back the abolition... Two-child cap abolished." In the top right corner is the Food & Solidarity logo in red on a semi-transparent background with tagline "towards an organised workplace, community, and household." At the bottom, call-to-action text reads "Read the full story → Join the fight foodandsolidarity.org"

ALT Campaign graphic for Food & Solidarity featuring a teal and red halftone-filtered photograph of community members gathered at an organizing event in the background. The image conveys collective action and grassroots organizing. Large white bold text reads "Sometimes change doesn't start with a big plan... It starts with people talking about what they see every day." Below in smaller white text: "From a members' meeting to abolishing the two-child benefit cap." The Food & Solidarity logo in red appears in the top right corner on a semi-transparent background, with the organization's tagline "towards an organised workplace, community, and household." The graphic illustrates how ordinary conversations and community organizing led to significant policy change on child poverty in the UK.