Find Food Programs Nonprofits and Charities

  Aconcernedperson wrote:

Minnies Food Pantry is an experience. The people there are friendly. The place is clean and amazing. It is a place of hope, where spirits are lifted and lives are changed. The staff is full of love and they are living their purpose. The food... more »

  Jamie wrote:

The Society of St. Andrew is a wonderful organization ensuring that food does not fallow in the fields. Instead, it saves food from going to waste and gets it to those most in need of fresh produce in the local community. SOSA operates with minimal... more »

  kamsgma wrote:

As Chairperson of Harvest of Talents for World Hunger, now in its 28th year, I can attest to the integrity of I.D.E.S. because of personally knowing the staff and a board member (both past and present). The dedication of the staff and board to the I.D.E.S.... more »

  4Lakota wrote:

One Spirit delivers food to the elders and children of Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota. In a location where diet related disease is epidemic, One Spirit offers a long-term solution by providing organic fresh/frozen produce to the families that... more »

  Celeste G. wrote:

Volunteered with my two school aged boys and had lots of fun! more »

  Artemis M. wrote:

Amazing group of compassionate, caring and lovely folks. Well deserving of recognition. more »

  Susan wrote:

Samaritan House provides vital services to central San Mateo County. They work closely with families to address the wide variety of issues faced by those in poverty. What has impressed me is their commitment to the whole individual providing... more »

  FCB wrote:

Before joining the board, I served as a volunteer and participant at various EHP events. Helping families in need in my community is truly rewarding, and I can't imagine not being involved in some capacity with charitable work. I am very happy to have... more »

  Laurie wrote:

I help at one of the Food Bank's Produce Mobile sites in San Mateo County. I had one elderly woman come up to me after getting her produce; she hugged me looked deeply into my eyes and said, “god bless you”. The people who come through... more »

  anitaking wrote:

Waste Note Want Not's supprt has allowed our church to begin our Missions Kitchen outreach. We are serving hot dinners to those in our community once a month and the numbers of attendees continue to increase. The first night, four people attended. ... more »

  irispa1030 wrote:

Community Improvement Organization Inc., (CIO) is a great organization that improves the lives of those in great need. CIO cares about thier volunteers and those that can't help themsheves. Thank you CIO for be a great organzation!! more »

  kculpep343 wrote:

The Wingard Home has been very flexible and creative in their efforts to help families in need of assistance. They serve a large number of clients given the size of their operation. We feel that we get the maximum bang for our giving buck. more »

  PaulG wrote:

AmpleHarvest.org is an organization that helps gardeners give extra produce from their garden to a local food pantry. Lots of people in America need food pantries. I know of lots of gardeners with extra food in their gardens, and lots of pantries... more »

  Lorraine Galletta S. wrote:

I have been a volunteer with Open Door for 20+ years. Kind dedicated volunteers are there to service those who are in need. This is my first organization that I donate to when I have extra money because I can see how my money is being used and helping... more »

  Marilyn74 wrote:

I run a small community garden in CT and we are in constant need of funds for garden upkeep. SeedMoney is a wonderful organization! Through a recent crowdfunding campaign they ran, I was able to raise $1,000 in two days just by working my Face Book connections. more »

  vinni72 wrote:

Being a part of this lovely Organization for close to 3 years and an amazing time and amazing experience every time we are in the Kitchen preparing food and serving the needy.I have many stories that I can share but there is always one instance... more »

  roberte1103 wrote:

My church became involved with this organization over 20 years ago by inviting suburban homeless and their families into our church for one month a year through this organization's "Hospitality Network". One month a year (every March) our church provides... more »

  mobileUser426665 wrote:

Organized friendly staff. People need to know about this great organization more »

  Writer wrote:

I have worked with Lemondrop for awhile now, and can't express how good at heart these people are! They give their all to make life better for people and animals. 100% of their donations go to animal care and/or for their community outreach programs.... more »

  CarolynT wrote:

I'm proud to be a Board member of The Lemong'o Project. Since it's formation, The Project has provided countless free school lunches and supported teacher salaries, which make education accessible and successful for the children on Lemong'o. more »

  supremacy138 wrote:

This is one of the nicest, most inspiring group of volunteers I've ever laid eyes upon. They are a blessed bunch who help over 1000 people eat EVERY DAY. Thank you so much. You are a wonderful organization. more »

  Sarah148 wrote:

Seeds of Solidarity has been a life changing educational organization for many members in the North Quabbin community. They help to empower and educate youth, giving them positive life skills; together they help "Grow Food Everywhere" helping families... more »

  Writer wrote:

StarkFresh is able to provide me and my family with fresh vegetables at really low prices. They also take my snap card and give me free vegetables. I am so grateful to have them in my neighborhood. more »

  daveatkins wrote:

I have really enjoyed volunteering at Hope's Corner. Over the last two years, I've become friends with many of our guests, and I really enjoy seeing them every Saturday. It's also bee great working with other volunteers who come from all walks of life... more »

  Monibk wrote:

Good Neighbors is an amazing nonprofit that connects people with food. They are making a tremendous difference in the Tampa Bay Florida area where I live but also in upstate New York where they have another branch. I started volunteering about 8 months... more »

  maureen12 wrote:

Caring for Cambodia is an incredible organization which is truly changing the education template in Cambodia. They are working directly with the government to emphasize the importance of effective teacher training as a means of improving education. When... more »

  Writer wrote:

We took some teenagers to help serve at Open Heart Kitchen and many of them said they wanted to come back and do it on a regular basis. They said it made them feel good to help others. more »

  fflglobal wrote:

Great charity serving freshly cooked vegan meals in 60 countries to people in need. more »

  masonsatt wrote:

From my personal experience with Simone's Kids, I have fallen in love with the non-profit. Simone is an excellent manager and handles the organization very well. I was fortunate enough to actually go to Uganda this past summer with a 5 person team,... more »

  Sabba wrote:

A unique and powerful way to make difference! I highly recommrnd this organization. more »

  Writer wrote:

I've confidently donated to Penny Appeal USA trusting that my money is going to good use. I've never once doubted the work they do because it's genuine and you can see the results! And on top that, a genuine and kind staff with an open door policy makes... more »

  parkersmom wrote:

Great people doing awesome things! Helping kids is one of the best things anyone can do. Children are after all our future. more »

  JHebert wrote:

This entity is well run and serves an enormously important role in the greater Springfield area. Their continued commitment to lifting the spirits of their clients and providing guidance and sustenance on many levels is the hallmark of this long time... more »

  Jeff C.6 wrote:

I've been working with Move For Hunger (MFH) for 7yrs. With MFH assistance we have collected more than 100,000lbs of food for locally communities. MFH is easy to work with, very dependable and has been a huge value add for our company. We currently work... more »

  SPines wrote:

I am currently a greatful student at DC Central Kitchen. I have learned alot and love the program. The hands on hands experience is something that I will treasure for the rest of my life. The staff is wonderful. You learn alot of things about the kitchen... more »

  NR wrote:

I have donated to The Inn for several years now. They go to great lengths in covering the needs of the homeless and I support their efforts. To date, I've sent donations for food and last year donated a check for food and my husband and I shopped for... more »

  jerrib1961 wrote:

I discovered Martha's Kitchen several years ago when I was doing my year end donations. I've been very concerned about the discussions of child hunger in America and I wanted to donate locally. Martha's Kitchen is just a few miles from me and they do... more »

  Carole Bader L. wrote:

I have been to many of Harmony Cafe's benefits. Rosemarie McCarthy and her team of volunteers work so hard to give everyone a chance to experience the great things they do. Rosemarie is constantly working to get to her goal of opening a cafe in Patchogue... more »

  Mark H. wrote:

I feel very fortunate to be part of the Food Empowerment Project. I volunteer with a number of organizations, but no one else is working on the intersectionality of so many social-justice issues, and they all relate to food: environmental racism, animal... more »

  NazirAlexandra wrote:

We are constantly on the move to serve our community and love on each and every one of the people we come across! Even during the COVID outbreak, we are on the move to make sure families are fed. more »

  zokire wrote:

This is an amazing NGO lead by some incredible people. They are at the forefront helping children in need in Ethiopia. They do outstanding work by providing school fees/supplies/food for children stricken in poverty. If you are looking for an NGO to... more »

  Writer wrote:

I am glad they succeded in proventing the scale of the child. Hope they will keep on with their work. more »

  Tesha Marie R. wrote:

Serenity's Grace is a wonderful non-profit. The love that they give when giving back is unexplainable the help they offer is beyond amazing. They are always there to help anyone at anytime. I love being able to help and volunteer with Serenity and the... more »

  lsullivanhcc wrote:

I began volunteering at Harvest Compassion Center in 2015. I had small children at home so volunteering during a shift wasn't possible during that stage of life. I spoke to the staff at HCC North Phoenix and they said they had a need for someone to pickup... more »

  R.N. wrote:

I have worked with non-profit organizations for many years now, and I have never been so impressed with the sincerity, compassion, and dedication of an organization as I am with Zaman International. Anyone who gets involved with Zaman, whether as a client,... more »

  smasters16 wrote:

My very first experience with Community Combined Ministries (CCM) was Community Day in the Park a few years ago. I was overwhelmed with all of the free food and resources being given to the community by this ministry. I remember when my family started... more »

  partong wrote:

DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES GIVE MONEY TO THIS ORGANIZATION!!! Our company supplied produce to Project Open Hand for many years. After I bought the company, it came to my attention that the chef at Project Open Hand had been hitting my company up... more »

  DottyM wrote:

As foster parents, myself and my husband have raised 12 children. “Now we’re in a position where we need help,” As former nurse, I was recently diagnosis with cancer it was a major hit for our family. For the past three years, my family has... more »

  Pop2corn wrote:

I am a volunteer for Chit Chat Chums which is something YMOW created to help during this pandemic since the delivery people can't meet face to face with the clients now. I call the same 10 clients every week and chat with them to make sure they have... more »

  Charles73 wrote:

Food Forward takes the resources around us, and the spirit of volunteerism, and creates a huge impact for families in need all over Los Angeles. They provide massive amounts of fresh fruit, as well as greens and highly nutrious and natural foods, to... more »

  deanpmlonghurst wrote:

As a volunteer at the Forestville based Sonoma County AIDS foodbank, I have never seen such magic. There are 500 volunteers and only 5 staff so we work our tails off for our 600+ clients. We help grow organic produce in our garden, give dignity to... more »

  MYRNAGARY wrote:

This is the peoples charity. The best kept secret in our community. Dedicated to helping needy families with children, sick, elderly and homeless. Giving of themselves regardless of circumstances. Selfless always serving others. more »

  lfeldman wrote:

This group of volunteers are wonderful. The hard work and hours they spend volunteering and raising funds, to help others, is quite remarkable. They are always welcoming, friendly, polite and ready to help. Unity not only operates a very active foodbank,... more »

  MAHolmes wrote:

SERV International was started and is managed by a long-time acquaintance of mine. He is genuine about his faith in Christ and obedient to the charge of caring for the poor and spreading the Gospel. The money donated to SERV is carefully managed and is... more »

  skplee5 wrote:

This organization and the people in it make the best effort to treat everyone, volunteers and clients, to feel welcomed, and respected. I've seen families we've helped, actually cry because they came in feeling down and left feeling happy and uplifted more »

  Writer wrote:

Good evening Ms. Price:Again, I can't thank you enough for being a blessing to my family and I. My girl's wanted to truly thank you. Sumorah is sitting holding Amirh the baby and Aubrey is the one standing with her arms around Sumorah. I... more »

  Dana16 wrote:

We have supported His Kids Too! for 8 yrs now. Every penny we send goes to the orphanages and programs that they have to help the kids. His Kids Too! does a great job in Ukraine, working with aids babies, widows, and orphans in the orphanage. They just... more »

  Storyteller22 wrote:

I stumbled across this wonderful organization in Colorado and fell in love with their mission to create opportunities for people to volunteer. Small waves can make big changes more »

  Raymomd Guida wrote:

I gave monthly to Feeding America but not any more. I think that it's a shame that the top executive can take a salery of over $400,000 and not feel guilty . more »

  Juan wrote:

The people who run this organization CARE! They work with limited resources and accomplish a trmendous feat. They find ways to do the impossible. more »

  Wdaniel wrote:

I love ExtraFood! They do such incredible and innovative work in our community. The staff is always ready to help and problem solve whether it is a day-day issue or more complex problems. Marin wouldn't be the same without them. So grateful for their... more »

  Writer wrote:

Experienced and well organized management team, transparent, the team of UMR are committed to helping others. more »

  LRP1 wrote:

Deployed to Hammond Louisiana with OBR. It was a large deployment for the flooded area. The overwriting theme was to prepare good meals, not just good but hot, flavored and prepared in a clean environment. Everyone working did it because they wanted... more »

  Andrea24 wrote:

I first became involved with TASK three years ago and have supported them throughout the years with food and clothing donations and have adopted families for the Christmas holidays. TASK is a wonderful organization. The people that work there, whether... more »

  Terence1 wrote:

My name is Terry and I am currently serving as President of the board of directors. I have been with Operation Blessing for 30 years. I started volunteering by filling food boxes, doing general repairs, going to the monthly meetings and financially... more »

  silvanar wrote:

I have been volunteering for this organization for the past 1 1/2 years. It’s a great organization and seeing the faces of the vets when their empty apartments or houses get turned into a home with furniture, kitchenware and pictures on the walls is... more »

  dfiore05 wrote:

I founded this organization officially in the spring of 2011. It has been my life's work to create a strategy to eradicate world hunger through our foundation. We serve to create hunger awareness connecting sources of food to recipient agencies that... more »

  Writer wrote:

A Well-Fed World's model of supporting community based hunger relief and food distribution programs increases the sustainability and cultural appropriateness of these feeding programs. Additionally, the work they do to protect and help animals extends... more »

  Karen108 wrote:

This is a charity that helps women and children who have been abused. I am donating time and money to this worthy cause. This is a true necessity for our world. Women and children who have been abused need a safe place to build their strength and confidence.... more »

  sdlacey88 wrote:

Citrus County Harvest assist in feeding children on the weekends that are on the free or reduced lunch program in their schools through our Citrus County Blessings program. I was invited to be on the board as their Treasurer 2 years ago. It is an awesome... more »

  Writer wrote:

I went here twice and I loved it. Very nice & clean, everyone nice and friendly. The food was good and fresh as well. Any fruit or veggie you can name, they had it. The bakery goods were wonderful as well. No questions asked when you walk in. You just... more »

  BinkyJ45 wrote:

SERVE offers much needed services to the community, and include food distribution, a temporary shelter, transitional housing, workshops and support services, assistance in navigating social services. People sometimes get a bad hand dealt to them, and... more »

  pastrbuzz wrote:

Several of the churches I work with are served by Hilarious Givers ministry. They have a heart for the hungry children in these communities and work unbelievably hard at making sure that we have food to distribute to needy families. They are a God Honouring... more »

  glynch wrote:

Really enjoyed volunteering with BJH! They are doing great work in our community! more »

  tbates2006 wrote:

Each winter the children in our community benefit from the Head to Toe program. The Stratton Foundation goes out of their way to make sure that children have what they need to gear up for the winter months;winter coats, snow pants boot, gloves and even... more »

  elaineatfarmorpharma wrote:

The Community Culinary School is a shining example of how a Not for Profit benefits its community in ways beyond what you may expect. Not only do they provide job training for those unemployed or underemployed adults who want it, they provide meals for... more »

  Whidbey Island Nourishes wrote:

Whidbey Island Nourishes (WIN) is a volunteer-powered organization devoted to nourishing young people by providing much- needed, no cost, meals on South Whidbey Island. Although we look like a vacation mecca, many of our children and families are... more »

  cfounds1122 wrote:

My son has a chronic illness and I was introduced to Well-Seen by a fellow mom who also has a sick child. The whole process from the application to receiving the donation was seamless and it was much appreciated. I would recommend this wonderful ministry... more »

  glear1 wrote:

I have volunteered with Shepherds' Center Central for over 10 years, doing Meals on Wheels and Medicare counseling. They are extremely supportive of their volunteers, providing ongoing communication, support and recognition. The programs they operate... more »

  Aleciatramel1 wrote:

They really care about the community and making a difference.Need more agency's like them. more »

  ghellwarth wrote:

I have been impressed by Cultivate's agility to source source quality food destined for waste, convert it to delicious and nutritious meals and coordinate delivery to hungry school kids and others. Cultivate is also training in-demand culinary workers... more »

  Wanda K. wrote:

I begin as a volunteer with Bread of Life Fellowship, Inc. over 4 years ago. I immediately saw the opportunity to obtain grants and additional funding for this worthwhile organization. I used my administrative skills to update the office with forms... more »

  ZenMindMichelle wrote:

This organization helps so many underserved teens in need with food and other needed items like toiletries and backpacks. They also offer a safe place to hang out and have a snack during lunch and after school 3 days a week. The love and care all of the... more »

  Cthrasher0528 wrote:

I am a single mom on disability with a toddler. I reached out to numerous charities for help, finding none. Then Providence had the balls to send me an email to review them! I was shuffled aside for my inability to work and inability to provide proof... more »

  jimwirshing wrote:

Started in my church, and serving only 82 studens in one Honduran village, Lunches for Learning (L4L) has grown to a regionally-supported charity that serves over a thousand students in a dozen villages. This organization maximizes the return on our... more »

  mkhair wrote:

Backpack society is beyond wonderful. great service with friendly stuff. It provides good balanced groceries, offering so many things such as hygiene, baby product, special family event, holidays and more, treating clients with dignity and respect Thank... more »

  Leonard M. wrote:

Atlanta Outreach Project Incorporated have very well helped my family and I to the best of their ability. We had no place to go with a child and my wife was six months pregnant. AOPI gave us much help on resources they've had. They've also provided excellent... more »

  thomas.baldwin wrote:

No Lost Food has been amazing for us! We are a junk removal company in El Paso, TX and it is a VITAL part of our mission to keep items out of the landfills and to raise up our community in doing so. We do this by partnering with local non-profits and... more »

  karenkaf wrote:

Great organization, great mission. great people. Very well organized and a pleasure to volunteer there and help make a difference. more »

  TerriKatrina wrote:

I have been involved with With Change in Mind for over five years and have been fortunate enough to go on two of the humanitarian trips to Malawi. It’s an incredible experience to see first hand how every dime donated is benefiting communities and most... more »

  juliegibbons wrote:

Bags of Hope provides much needed healthy meals for children across the Charlotte area. I have been volunteering with Bags of Hope for about a year and have enjoyed the experience so much. The non-profit is run very well. While there are moments of stress,... more »

  Mark42 wrote:

I sponsor a girl through Love of Vietnam Expressed. This organisation helps me in everyway to connect and support the child. I write and receive letters each month from the child. L.O.V.E ensures that children and families have the basics like food, housing... more »

  Amy M wrote:

This was my first experience volunteering at HCDB. I am absolutely overwhelmed at the need for something as simple as food for so many people. My sons who are 14 and 11 helped to fill boxes of food for Thanksgiving. It was an incredible experience.... more »

  ruthialicea wrote:

Square up has been the LIGHT that Bpt has been needing for a while. I've seen countless HOT MEALS being served daily to homeless. But it doesn't stop there, square up then helps them get OFF the streets and sets them up with shelter and PURPOSE . I've... more »

  Writer wrote:

AAFF is making a real difference in the lives of Afghanistan. In 2012, they built 25 wells. In 2013, they built 5 more wells, providing water for 15,000 families. In 2015, they finished the Gohar Khatoon girls' school, which has received community praise,... more »

  embyr14 wrote:

I am impressed with the level of compassion and dedication to serve demonstrated by the founder and long-time volunteers. They haven't missed a Tuesday in 3 years and the consistent presence of Curry Without Worry truly is a god-send for many of the... more »

  Joannaj10 wrote:

We Are Her is touching the lives of young ladies all across the D/FW metroplex. They are teaching young ladies how to be leaders in their community and beyond. This organization is always looking for the opportunity to serve others in any area of need. more »

  BonitaBelle wrote:

Aglantis is the realization of a utopian dream of turning waste products and waste land into a Garden of Eden which provides fresh, nutritious produce for poor and hungry people. It is 21st century alchemy which turns lead into gold. It has been a privilege... more »

  mark2mark wrote:

I volunteered as a server one time. It was soul satisfying to meet and help those in need. Another time, I purchased numerous small useful things like scarves, socks and other things from a large retail store and donated them. I felt like I was putting... more »

  erinr wrote:

Exemplary organization that is fully committed to its mission. Very transparent and providing services to Native Americans who are greatly in need and lack opportunities for assistance. I feel confident that my donation is going directly to the people... more »

  srecker wrote:

I've had the great pleasure of working with Frisco Fastpacs to deliver meals to families in need, ensuring that students are feed and physically ready to learn at school. The volunteer experience they have curated is top notch with high impact in the... more »

  crspromo wrote:

The Friends Food Pantry at Other Options is the only free food source in the 405 and 580 area codes for the HIV population in Oklahoma. The number of people living with HIV/AIDS in Oklahoma is growing significantly which continually places a burden on... more »

  Jammy411 wrote:

Cooking wit Gabby is a great organization that brings healthy eating to life through video clips, fundraisers, and education within the community. It focuses on healthy living for children through activity, education, and total health. This organization... more »

  LMMKOFK wrote:

I volunteer on the Board and through my local church. It is a privilege to serve our community in this way and to help WFCM meet the needs of so many experiencing food and housing insecurity. more »

  beemane wrote:

I love helping out at Gleaners warehouse. The staff is super nice and you really feel like you are doing something beneficial. more »

  rgeraghty wrote:

This is a great organization that is helping people in need in Pittsburgh and being innovative at finding solutions to problems more »

  Danikanyc wrote:

I had the opportunity to volunteer with Plants on wheels during thanksgiving evening, giving food to the less fortunate, was really comforting be part of this beautiful cause and enjoyable to see people's gratitude more »

  Scott Whan wrote:

Canning Hunger provides great opportunities for individuals, churches, schools, businesses, and other community organizations to help people in need in their own community. From food drives to Thanksgiving feeding projects to developing a food route in... more »

  larryoliver647 wrote:

Care for Real is an amazing agency providing free programs and services to Chicagoans in need including food distribution five times a week, deliveries to the homebound, a clothing shop, a pet pantry, case management referrals a job program. Every day... more »

  bagldy52 wrote:

This non-profit is based on respect, both of the recipients as individuals, and of the member agencies who work in their own communities. Striving to be both accountable and responsive this non-profit is a model of fiscal planning and creative outreach... more »

  ipswichamy wrote:

I've been volunteering at MBT for years. My 3 children love to help out in the kitchen and serving the clients. It is a great activity that makes one and all feel good. more »

  mckennaknight wrote:

My family and I found HIP through our son’s school. HIP offered Healthy HIP Packs making sure students were well nourished on weekends. We thought what an amazing program that ultimately benefited the entire student body and staff. We started volunteering... more »

  marge wrote:

I’ve been a volunteer at Community Food Share for over 10 years, and during that time I’ve had the privilege of being a part of its impact on fighting hunger in our community. Due to the generosity of our community and the dedication of the staff... more »

  Ashley99 wrote:

A wonderful organization that not only gives men a place to rest their head but also provides meals, showers, laundry, a place to relax and watch tv or read/play cards etc. They have recently expended thanks to generous donations from the community. The... more »

  cridersvilleoh wrote:

The WOFB provides a vital safety net for those in need of food security. The volunteers who distribute the food are very dedicated and treat those who receive the food with utmost respect. more »

  omajames wrote:

I have been sewing purses for Sew Powerful for 3 years now. I like how it is organized, and the fact that there is only a 4% overhead. This charity does amazing things in the lives of the very poor, and gives girls a chance at a good education. They also... more »

  Writer wrote:

This is a wonderful organization that I have had the honor of being a part of that focuses and assists with some of the needs of the children in the Belmont community. I look forward to supporting the future endeavors of Pick 42's NHN organization as... more »

  charluv2011 wrote:

Culver City Palms Meals on Wheels is probably one of the Best Volunteer experiences I have ever had. The staff and volunteers are super nice and welcoming it’s like a little family. They had a pizza picnic for the volunteers at the park and had a pizza... more »

  anmarrieh wrote:

I’ve volunteered with Galatians 6:2 twice, and it has been a very fulfilling experience. Galatians 6:2 is a great addition to the community, they put the community and it’s people first, by continuing to provide resources for people in need. It’s... more »

  Lisa133 wrote:

I have given to this organization for many years, and I can tell you that they are genuinely concerned about their people. Their efforts have helped improve many lives by eliminating the suffering felt by these Native Americans. more »

  John Tracy wrote:

Food for Orphans is one of the most cost-efficient ministries dollar for dollar - and allows you to participate in the packing of food for starving kids around the world. FFO not only arranges the details for food-packing, but connects the food with... more »

  Janet N. wrote:

Gaithersburg HELP is a non-profit that assists local families with assistance for basic needs including food, infant diapers and formula, prescriptions and transportation to medical and social service appointments. Clients are scheduled to come to the... more »

  rayc wrote:

I was fortunate enough to ride with a meals driver and deliver lunch in the roughest part of town; it was truly an eye-opening experience. Many of the elderly that we visited have no other contact with the outside world except for when they open the door... more »

  jackie.h.torres wrote:

Ste Jeanne D Arc Haiti Foundation has performed amazing work in Haiti over the past years, especially after the earthquake of 2010. Hermina Hyacinthe has dedicated much of her time to reach the goals and mission of the foundation. The foundation has been... more »

  Sean wrote:

I've been a volunteer on pick-up and delivery routes for a couple of years now. It's one of the best things I've ever done. I'm continually impressed by the operational efficiency of Food Gatherers right down to the most microscopic details. This focus... more »

  Writer wrote:

Take Root has undoubtedly brightened my 2 years in this rural Missouri town. Their mission is simple: to provide delicious, local food to everyone- regardless of ability to pay. The menu lists "suggested donations" instead of true prices, so you pay what... more »

  Merican_Meisie wrote:

I have had the honor of serving with Grace Klein Community since October 2014. Grace Klein Community provides a variety of volunteer opportunities, accommodates for all ages, large serve teams, and even provides host home opportunities for youth groups/serve... more »

  Angela K.1 wrote:

Best place ever glad I am a part of it. Family reaches out to everyone and helps any they can anyway possible. Never turns anyone away. more »

  Christy48 wrote:

Hartford Food Systems is a phenomenal community organization with a wide range of positive food based impacts on the community. They create accessible nutrition through their mobile market, food education through little city sprouts - a program for youth... more »

  mariag123 wrote:

Quiero agradecer ������ por la ayuda que me dieron en el verano con la comida se lo agradezco bastante también me alludaron con utensilios como para lavar para bañar y pues ahora en navidad con lo que le dieron a mis hijos se los agradezco bastante... more »

  dsppmp07 wrote:

Soul Food is determined to ensure that children who are hungry have food when they are not in school. The dedication by the leadership and the volunteers is truly amazing. more »

  Mel V.1 wrote:

Cambridge Surplus Food Distribution volunteers are so courteous and friendly! This group definitely fills a need and helps out lots of people with a limited food budget. more »

  donnaguillemette wrote:

Loaves and Fishes has been part of my life since 2018. The volunteers are a mixed group. Many retired, many doing community service and many high school students. Everyone is compassionate and the clients are treated with respect. Most of the clients... more »

  jilltime wrote:

I have been volunteering at WACS almost 1 1/2 years. I love the different opportunities from Food Pantry, to Clothes Closet, Anytime room and greeter. The hours to volunteer are flexible to meet your schedule whether that means multiple times a week... more »

  mobileUser wrote:

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  make212F wrote:

First Fruits Farm is an amazing organization that serves the community well. The hearts of those who run this organization are that of love and caring for EVERYONE they come in contact with. They are always looking for ways to serve and do more for... more »

  sonnarobison wrote:

I've been volunteering at Lighthouse Charities since January 2023 and can't say enough about how wonderful they are! Each refugee in their program is thoughtfully nurtured as they progress toward independence and citizenship. The staff and volunteers... more »

  Valerie wrote:

Through my employment with another non-profit agency in Jacksonville, I worked closely with the Sulzbacher Center. They do an excellent job providing the needed services for the homeless, especially as the economy worsens and more people are in need of... more »

  linda wrote:

United Food Bank (UFB) is an efficient, client-friendly, forward-looking organization that provides food for local agenies to distribute to their clients. UFB has adopted several innovative procedures such as conducting a nutrient analysis of their food... more »

  pamelabowman wrote:

Healing Meals is a great organization with passionate volunteers and leaders. I have been a volunteer since January and truly have loved every minute of cooking and mentoring the youth . Cooking with the organic foods and vegetables from fresh gardens... more »

  Charley123 wrote:

The Joy Bus provides a much needed service. Homebound Cancer patients need real food to nourish their bodies and The Joy Bus delivers quality meals at no cost to the patient. more »

  jreigem wrote:

Such a great Foundation, educating and giving back to the local community! more »

  twoyorkies wrote:

I am a founding member of Companion Animal Advocates. My friends and I started this organization in February 2008 in response to the financial downturn. We had all met while volunteering at a local animal shelter and saw people having to give up their... more »

  Heidi Nau B. wrote:

Fill Ministries is aptly named as it fills a need to feed hungry families so well! It is a welcoming and well organized ministry that makes it easy for adults, teens and even families to serve together. I have volunteered with my church group and we... more »

  timonium209 wrote:

Amazing organization, they provide a lot of valuable services to the residents of the state of Maryland and beyond. more »

  gebell1 wrote:

I volunteer regularly and can honestly say the love is tangible. Volunteers selflessly give their time and resources to help those in need, which has inspired me to do the same. I hope we can continue to work together to feed our community. God bless!... more »

  MollyPC wrote:

I have worked as a volunteer and contractor for NHN and they have proven themselves to me as a passionate, dedicated, resourceful and crucial nonprofit providing direct services and cultural unification to communities on the Main Line and beyond. more »

  cnowery13 wrote:

Feed the Hungry Forsyth is an incredible non-profit that truly cares about the needs of Forsyth County. I have been working alongside of them for several months now and have nothing but good things to say. more »

  Blanche Williams wrote:

There are times when we, as a community and a country, have to take the time to come together for the greater good. Deborah Avens provided that opportunity with her non-profit, The SOFEI Group, Inc. When we empower our women and mothers, we empower her... more »

  Jim_53 wrote:

Don't get me wrong. Sisters' Camelot does wonderful work - distributing free organic food in impoverished neighborhoods in Minneapolis. You should consider them supporting, just not right now (now being March of 2013). Why not now, you ask?... more »

  Eugenia S. wrote:

I started volunteering to St. John’s Bread and Life about three years ago, with a group of volunteers from St. John’s University. My first tasks, was to register clients to vote for what was then the 2008 Presidential election. I quickly fell in awe... more »

  Mark Marshall wrote:

We live in an area were our kids cannot serve with us to help out the hungry, poor, homeless. At CHF (3 hours away from us) we are able to do that and have been serving at CHF since my kids were 5 years old. We have since brought CHF Food Pak campaign... more »

  lmccaff51 wrote:

From its inception, it has been my joy and pleasure to "pay-it-forward" as a volunteer at the Village Project. Knowing what an organization such as this means to families who have been touched by cancer, is one of the most profound and rewarding experiences... more »

  mcholtey wrote:

For the past several years, I have worked with The Sanneh Foundation collaborating on the summer soccer camps through Minneapolis Parks and Recreation. I value their vision to provide access to FREE youth soccer camps throughout the city and provide... more »

  kenny wrote:

SkyCross is the only Charity that has not slowed down one bit becasue of the violence in Mexico. Because we are embedded among the people our operations have continuedthe support the poor along the border while many other organizations have gone else... more »

  Jenn G wrote:

There is really no experience quite like a welcoming community meal, and Break Bread does a great job putting one together every Saturday evening. It’s inspiring to watch strangers turn into neighbors and friends, as people from different generations,... more »

  Kim Malcolm wrote:

BFHP does a lot of good for a lot of people and with limited resources. It houses and feeds hundreds of homeless every year, is a good employer and an essential member of the Berkeley community. As an executive director of another local nonprofit, I... more »

  magdy wrote:

As soom as I learn what New Hope Charities does with the children and families of the Western Palm Beach County, I felt in love with it. I am convinced that they are doing a great job helping those in need. It is very obvious the dedication, honesty,... more »

  Alice V. White wrote:

I admire Breedlove Inc. (Breedlove Inc., www.Breedlove.org & 806-741-0404. TTHolder42@Yahoo.com) for all of these life-saving reasons: Transforming lives through hope & encouragement. Partnering globally to provide nutritious food the world’s most... more »

  Alicia01 wrote:

Kingdom Full Gospel Church has been serving the community for many years. Weekly meals are served on Wednesday's from 11-1. Not only did I received a free meal, I was offered fruits and vegetable's. We are encouraged when we attend. Information is... more »

  ____660 wrote:

In researching child malnutrition, I found Edesia. With additional research, I believe they produce the best ready to eat nutritional food for children with sever malnutrition and highly recommend them for your consideration as a donor. They are located... more »

  Teresa P. wrote:

I am gladly giving this food bank a 5 star rating. It's important to share that it's self-sustaining. Not only do the participants take ownership in it, they also staff the facility. The "hand-up", not a "hand-out" really suited my desires to be helpful... more »

  CathyLB wrote:

I am honored to be a Board Member and volunteer for UCOM UrbanServe, Inc. I have witnessed the effects of food insecurity and hunger issues in our community and have been blessed to witness the positive effect getting a bag of food has on our clients.... more »

  Salvador wrote:

Unfortunately our experience with PCACS in Valparaiso on Campbell Street has not been pleasant. The person or persons answering the phone can sometimes be very impolite bordering on rude to the seniors. And that has happened more than once to my parents. ... more »

  KarenArscott wrote:

Although I am a current board member I am writing this review as a physician in NEPA. I had patients who received meals from Meals on Wheels of NEPA. This organization delivered cooked meals with a personal touch. Some of patients only ate if Meals on... more »

  Susan wrote:

I am biased, since I am the CEO of Mid-South Food Bank, but we are a Great Nonprofit! Our mission is to fight hunger by collecting and distributing wholesome food and through education and advocacy. Our vision is creating a hunger-free Mid-South. Our... more »

  Ron Hollis wrote:

Harvest Hope has fed so many people that I know and speak to on a daily basis -- from all walks of life. They provide emergency, high-quality food and there's just nothing else like it around. When I was a kid and my mom needed emergency food,... more »

  volunteer1 wrote:

I have been a volunteer at the Cathedral Soup Kitchen for 24 years and a Board member for the last six years. I have seen first hand how the mission of feeding the poor and needy in Camden, NJ is efficiently carried out each day in a manner that provides... more »

  Dick wrote:

A very professional and dedicated executive staff and a strong volunteer base fully focused on the mission to get food to the food insecure population. more »

  Jamie523 wrote:

This is by far the best shelter and community meals program in the state. DCM has provided help to the homeless population that continues to grow in the Yolo County area, in a professional and caring manor. The staff provide support and understanding... more »

  celijelly wrote:

Victoria Golden Crescent Food Bank goes out of their way to help every person possible. They go beyond their call of duty to put smiles of peoples faces and provide food for those in need. Robin Cadle is the sweetest, most caring person. To know her is... more »

  Carol48 wrote:

I have volunteered with Food Bag Ministries for the last two years, they are a great organization and help to feed many families. They sacrifice their own time and money, going out of their way to fill other's needs. Once a month they do a distribution... more »