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.
Since 2018, the Maryland Women of Asphalt have been fighting hunger by supporting a Baltimore-based food pantry. Now they’ve added in volunteering and a Christmas in July fundraiser to their philanthropic efforts – true Changemakers indeed!
College students are an often overlooked, but surprisingly large demographic of the people who experience food insecurity in Maryland. Recent studies explore some of the reasons hunger touches more than 116,000 higher education students statewide, and just how devastating its effect can be.
Ashlie Church, our Nutrition Coordinator, took a deep dive into the food we source from partnerships with local farmers, fishermen, ranchers, and other producers and found that it’s easier than you might think to have healthy and tasty meals featuring all Maryland foods.
Check out the latest local and national news about the Maryland Food Bank and how we’re addressing hunger in our communities.
