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“This Walk for Hunger demonstrates the level of commitment that people have for helping their hungry neighbors,” says said Ellen Parker, executive director of Project Bread - The Walk for Hunger.“We were down 5 percent and put out a call for help. Support from our Walkers, Volunteers, and corporate and media sponsors poured in. We’re delighted to say that we’ve closed the gap and made our goal of $3.8 million for hungry people." Read the full press release.

The need is still great - here are some things you can still do to help us make an even bigger difference!

  1 -  Sharon Lowe ($10,620.00)
  2 -  Holly White ($9,732.00)
  3 -  Patrick Schneider ($7,217.00)
  4 -  Christina Jameson ($6,278.00)
  5 -  Mary Walling ($6,088.00)
  6 -  Monica Matthews ($5,716.00)
  7 -  Gerald Missal ($5,285.00)
  8 -  Stephen Peacock ($4,655.00)
  9 -  Mary-Leslie Davis ($4,600.00)
  10 -  Alan Caruke ($4,480.00)

  1 - Autopart International ($36,683.00)
  2 - John Pierce School ($29,920.71)
  3 - Arbella Insurance Group Charitable Foundation ($24,139.81)
  4 - Trinity Church Boston ($22,968.29)
  5 - Champions of Action ($19,459.45)
  6 - Teradyne ($15,555.50)
  7 - Wednesday Night Supper Club at the Paulist Center ($12,061.99)
  8 - Harvard Hunger Resistance Movement ($11,040.00)
  9 - Chinmaya Mission Boston Walkers ($10,622.00)
  10 - Raytheon Wyman Walkers ($9,905.00)

Top Ten Organizations

  1 - Raytheon Company ($54,352.06)
  2 - Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts ($39,900.10)
  3 - Autopart International ($36,683.00)
  4 - Freihofer's ($26,328.00)
  5 - Arbella Insurance Group Charitable Foundation ($24,139.81)
  6 - National Grid ($19,459.45)
  7 - State Street Corporation ($11,516.45)
  8 - Massachusetts Institute of Technology ($10,036.00)
  9 - Phillips Academy Andover ($9,421.13)
  10 - Temple Israel ($8,986.00)