How We Fight Hunger
Our wholesale buying power combined with decades of expertise and strategic partnerships allow us to maximize resources, meeting the needs of all hungry Marylanders through carefully tailored feeding programs.
We’re feeding people, strengthening communities, and ending hunger for more Marylanders. Join us.
3 meals
buying power of every dollar donated
92 percent
of MFB’s resources go directly to program services
40 million+
meals distributed every year
How We Can Help
I want to know how to contribute
Learn about ways you can give, including donating, estate planning, fundraising ideas, food drives, and more.
I need help finding food near me
Use the Maryland Food Bank food finder to get the help you need close to where you live.
I want to volunteer
Volunteering is one way you can join the fight against hunger- by giving your time. Monetary donations are much-needed and always welcome.
I need to know where food banks are
The Maryland Food Bank has a main distribution center in Baltimore and branch office locations in Salisbury on the Eastern Shore, and Hagerstown in western Maryland.
When I go to my refrigerator, and it’s not just empty, it makes me feel good. Living my life now, I wouldn’t pass it up for nothing.
Lamont D.
Recipient
I never realized we have so much hunger here.
Pat
Volunteer
I love the Maryland Food Bank, most of all because it helps people.
Mitzi Perdue
Donor
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Latest News
5 Ways to Help End Food Insecurity in Maryland
As we start the new year, let’s come together as a community and commit to ending hunger in Maryland. Not sure how to get started? Here are five ways you can help.
How a Virtual Food Drive Can Impact Your Business
Hosting a virtual food drive is good for your business. It brings your team together, promotes your business, and helps the communities your employees live and work in. It’s a win-win-win situation!
Facing Senior Hunger in Maryland: Martha Allen
There are more seniors facing hunger in Maryland than you may expect. From Cumberland to Cambridge, 1 in 20 seniors don’t always know where their next meal is coming from. We recently spoke with 82-year-old Martha Allen, who is both a food recipient, and volunteer at Baltimore’s New Life Evangelical Baptist Church Food Pantry.
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