Get Summer Meals to Kids

As someone who believes that no child should worry about having enough to eat, join us for Summer Giving Week to keep kids fed over summer break.

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Breaking the Cycle of Hunger

Project Bread fights hunger by working to ensure everyone in Massachusetts can access and afford food with dignity.

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our approach

Solutions that make ends meet

We go beyond giving out meals. Solving hunger requires addressing the problems at its core —affordability and access. We connect people and communities to big-impact federal nutrition programs and advocate for equitable policies. Our work boosts household food budgets today and informs enduring change for increased food security for all.

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July 10- July 16

Summer Giving Week: Help feed Kids Over Summer Break

Your generous support is needed today to ensure all kids and teens can enjoy free, nutritious meals, and the joy of summer by powering Summer Eats across Massachusetts — a totally free-of-charge summer nutrition program across MA!

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Project Bread & Anti-Hunger Partners Launch Historic Make Hunger History Coalition

For the first time in Massachusetts history, a coalition of all the leading anti-hunger advocates and organizations, helmed by Project Bread, has convened with a common purpose: to make Massachusetts the first state to end hunger, permanently.

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Our Policy Priorities

Advocating for policies with impact

No one in Massachusetts should be going hungry. There's enough food available to feed everyone in the Commonwealth, but the high cost of living and wages that haven’t kept up prevent households from affording basic necessities.

Project Bread works with legislators to craft policy solutions to strengthen critical nutrition programs while engaging our partners to address the underlying factors contributing to hunger. Our advocacy is driven by the real-time challenges of people experiencing food insecurity, so we can permanently break the cycle of hunger. 

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Be a Hunger Advocate

Hungry kids and families need your help to get important bills and legislation passed to permanently remove barriers to food access.

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