Maryland Food Bank, Inc.
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1978
Baltimore, MD 21227 USA
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A strong food system is the foundation of a food-secure Maryland. Recent USDA funding cuts threaten not only our ability to provide fresh, local food to those in need but also the farmers who supply it. These programs have been a win-win for families and farmers alike, and their absence will be deeply felt. We’ll continue working to fill the gaps and #advocate for sustainable solutions. Learn more about what these changes mean for our state: https://bit.ly/4lfZKus #MarylandFoodBank #LFPA #EndHunger (fb)
📣 Please join us in giving our NEW MASCOT a warm welcome! Honoring both our work to provide neighbors with quality protein (while helping rid the Chesapeake of invasive blue catfish) and the legacy of our soon-to-be-retiring President & CEO Carmen Del Guercio, we are pleased to announce the Maryland Food Bank’s 1st ever mascot: “The Gwetch!” 🐟 #MarylandFoodBank #EndHunger #BlueCatfish #NewMascot #AprilFools (fb)
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About the organization
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Help Stock the Shelves Resolving to Help Neighbors in Need This year resolve to help your neighbors in need. The Maryland Food Bank offers many different ways to support our programs that are expanding access to nutritious food while opening pathways out of hunger for more Marylanders. Root Causes of Hunger This report explores the root causes or main drivers of hunger and food insecurity. It highlights how these hardships restrict Marylanders ability to thrive forcing them to make difficult choices to try and close the gap between expenses and their budget.
Food Banks, Food Pantries Emergency Assistance (Food, Clothing, Cash)
