Check out students from Ridge Ruxton School and West Towson Elementary as they knock down more than 650 cereal boxes in their domino challenge to raise awareness and collect food for their community!
Learn why helping young Marylanders develop and maintain a positive relationship with healthy food is some of the most important work we do.
Offering food and wraparound services rooted in the needs and preferences of their neighbors, Upward Thrive Academy is exactly the kind of partner the Maryland Food Bank seeks to work with.
At Wolfe Street Academy, 5th graders have the unique opportunity to learn about hunger, their community, and themselves by helping pack bags of nutritious food for their neighbors in need.
On February 12, the food bank held its second annual Galentine’s Day Event, a special volunteer shift specifically for women who love community and giving back.
Check out the latest local and national news about the Maryland Food Bank and how we’re addressing hunger in our communities.
