Millions of Americans go to bed hungry, including 1 in 5 children. Your support helps to provide meals for the people in our communities who need it most.
Volunteer at a local food bank or food pantry in your city.
Support a local non-profit organization of your choice when you shop.
Speak up for children in America to ensure they’re able to get the food they need every single day.
Volunteer at a local food bank or food pantry in your city.
Support a local non-profit organization of your choice when you shop.
Speak up for children in America to ensure they’re able to get the food they need every single day.
Join Us in Ending Childhood Hunger
Every child deserves access to nourishing food to grow, learn, and thrive. Sadly, many children go without. That’s why we’re committed to making a difference by donating fresh, wholesome food to those who need it most. We’ve already provided over 3 billion meals to families across America. Our mission doesn’t stop there—we’re determined to eliminate hunger and reduce food waste in every community we serve. Join us in creating a brighter, hunger-free future.
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Join Us in Ending Childhood Hunger
Delivering Meals & Improving Seniors’ Quality of Life
Inspiring Children to Garden & Cook
Turning High-quality, Surplus Food into Fresh Meals
Getting Food to the People Who Need It
Donate with Pickup
Help reduce hunger and waste in your local community by easily adding a donation to your pickup order.
Keep Our Planet Clean with Reusable Bags
For every Zero Hunger | Zero Waste-branded bag purchased, we’ll donate $1 to the Zero Hunger | Zero Waste Foundation to help our neighbors in need and our planet.
Join Our Journey to Reduce Hunger and Waste
Each of these resources can help you reduce waste in your life.
*Help reduce waste even more by bringing your own reusable bag or purchasing one from your local store
Recipes to Reduce Food Waste at Home
Don't forget to check in store for fresh markdowns as a way to purchase perfectly healthy and delicious food at a discounted price.
