To fully realize a more equitable, resilient, and accessible statewide food system, we must focus on strengthening the local elements, from traditional farms and orchards to the rapidly expanding aquaculture industry that can provide protein and produce while protecting the environment.
We’re debunking food banking to help make sure you really understand how we transform donations into accessible, healthy food and other services for our neighbors in need.
The “Outstanding Partner” award-winning OCA Soul Haven has been an MFB partner for more than two decades, serving the Hagerstown community. Soul Haven is a community beacon for neighbors facing challenges with mental health, addiction, and food insecurity.
The “Outstanding Partner” award-winning Community Crisis Center has been an MFB partner for more than three decades, serving the Reisterstown community. The Community Crisis Center is an example of the best of what MFB partners do state-wide.
The “Outstanding Partner” award-winning The Door has been an MFB partner since 2014, serving the Patterson Park community. They use their extensive neighborhood partnerships to elevate their community, serving as a resiliency hub for East Baltimore.
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