Baltimore Hunger Project fights childhood food insecurity by providing weekend food bags to nearly 2,000 students, supported by Giant Food’s Community Bag Program.
Bridging the Hunger Gap: Baltimore Hunger Project’s Mission and Impact
Baltimore Hunger Project has been a vital force in combating childhood food insecurity by providing weekend food bags to nearly 2,000 students across 48 schools. Founded in 2014, the organization grew from a grassroots effort called Lynne’s Garage, where volunteers packed lunches for shelters. Today, Baltimore Hunger Project continues to bridge the weekend hunger gap by delivering food with dignity, ensuring no child goes hungry. The support from Giant Food’s Community Bag Program has been instrumental, funding 143 weekend food bags and raising awareness for the cause throughout the community.
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