Our ability to reach further into local communities, to bring more nutritious food, new programs, and really start the work to end hunger in our state is only limited by the resources we have. That’s why this investment in our staff and our assets is so crucial to Maryland’s future.
Food insecurity can feel even more burdensome this time of year. Find out why Holiday meals mean more than ever in 2022.
Before COVID-19 really highlighted the issue of hunger in our state, you helped us feed some of Maryland’s more vulnerable populations, creating a partnership that not only lifted up these neighbors in need, but the entire state.
Generous support from public and private sources allowed the food bank to provide food and funds directly to community organizations across the state.
A dinner conversation between three peers within Maryland’s Intelligence Community snowballed into starting a Virtual Food Drive that ultimately helped the Maryland Food Bank provide 900,000 meals to our neighbors in need.
Check out the latest local and national news about the Maryland Food Bank and how we’re addressing hunger in our communities.
