Expressions of gratitude fuel our efforts to feed our neighbors in need, and we couldn’t feel more humbled. Find out what neighbors, partners, team members volunteers, donors, and Board members are showing gratitude for this year.
Find how Baltmore’s own Sick Move and other hardcore punk bands raised food and funds for the Maryland Food Bank through “Mosh for Meals” at The Depot from the safety of your couch!
Check out how the Hockey Donkeys are literally putting the biscuit in the basket by raising funds and food donations for the Maryland Food Bank through their “Face off Against Hunger” weekend ice hockey tournament.
FoodWorks’ is turning 15! And like a fine wine, it’s only getting better with age. FoodWorks has evolved into Maryland’s premier no-cost culinary training program, offering Marylanders the chance to change their lives, and embark on a good-paying career path. And congratulations to the 14 graduates of FoodWorks, Halethorpe Class 50, who will proudly join the more than 500 professional Chefs the program has produced since 2010 – creating culinary masterpieces at some of Maryland’s finest establishments.
Barely old enough to drive, let alone help a major charitable organization, Changemaker Yiannis Docouto combined his passion for cars and desire to support a local cause into “Drive for Change,” a local car show benefiting the Maryland Food Bank.
Check out the latest local and national news about the Maryland Food Bank and how we’re addressing hunger in our communities.
