Help Fight Food Shortages and Surging Costs

Your generous support is needed now for families who are struggling during the holidays.

Join our Meals + Hope for the Holidays campaign to make an impact this coming season.

Together we feed for a better tomorrow.

Turning every donation into fresh food for our community

Hunger is here — right where we live

Children and adults from all walks of life go hungry, in every community.

Although Westchester is a wealthy area, wages remain low and stagnant for the working poor, and the cost of living continues to rise. With fixed expenses like rent and childcare, groceries are often the first family expense to be cut.

Together, we feed for a better tomorrow.

Through community partners, meal programs, Mobile Food Pantries, and Fresh Markets, good nutritious food is brought wherever it’s needed most in Westchester County.

Donate

Your support helps stock the shelves of our neighbors struggling with hunger.

Find Help

Whether through a meal program or food pantry — find the help you need today.

Start a Fundraiser

Start your own fundraiser to share with family, friends, and colleagues — or support one today.

Volunteer

Volunteer your time from home, at an event, or through other mission-driven opportunities.

When my family moved to Westchester, my parents had a really hard time affording food. Having access to food programs was great because it meant having food for me and my family.”

Paola, Westchester teenager

Providing millions of meals, to hundreds of thousands of people

Through 225 community partners, meal programs, and our own distributions, we serve nearly 220,000 people each month on average.

Advocacy

Join our movement to fight hunger in Westchester County. With your voice, we can make a difference as we advocate for programs that relieve hunger today, and provide the fundamental resources to build a better tomorrow.

Our Programs

We are at the heart of a network that expertly sources and distributes food and resources to feed children, seniors, and families throughout Westchester.