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Student LunchBox is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization established in 2020 to promote college excellence through comprehensive basic needs support. Using innovative resource recovery initiatives, SLB addresses food insecurity and hunger by providing nutritious meals and essential supplies to economically disadvantaged college students across Los Angeles County, enabling them to focus on their education and reach their full academic potential. SLB’s mission is rooted in the belief that students should not choose between education and basic needs. Unlike other support systems, we are a college community-led, impact-focused, and sustainability-driven organization, reaching thousands of students through strategic campus partnerships to address the pivotal challenges of financial and food insecurity.

Our mission is to meet the emergency food needs of our community through our weekly food distributions, home delivery to elderly clients, our hot lunch program and our monthly distribution of fresh fruits and vegetables on Produce Day. Through our Common Community Program, we help individuals and families address the root causes of food insecurity and poverty by assisting with benefit applications, job searches, housing issues and services to the homeless. Thanks to the generosity of donors, we have both a client emergency assistance fund and an I Am Your Neighbor Housing Assistance Fund to address clients’ emergency needs.

Kansas City Community Gardens helps low‑income households, community groups, and schools in the Kansas City metro grow their own fruits and vegetables by providing low‑cost seeds and plants, technical assistance, garden plots/raised beds, and free educational workshops — with the goal of improving nutrition, reducing food costs, and strengthening community food access.

The Poverello Center operates an emergency shelter and food programs and provides outreach, case management, medical-respite, and veteran services to people experiencing homelessness or hunger in Missoula. In short, it offers meals, shelter, basic necessities, and supportive services to help people stabilize and move toward housing and health.

The pantry is an all‑volunteer, donation‑funded organization that provides monthly food distributions to families, seniors, veterans and others in need in Copperopolis. It partners with The Resource Connection (a Feeding America food bank) to supply staples, produce and protein and aims to feed residents experiencing hardship through regular community distributions.

Citymeals on Wheels funds and coordinates the preparation and delivery of nutritious weekend, holiday, and emergency meals and provides regular social check‑ins for homebound older New Yorkers. The organization partners with community meal centers and the NYC Department for the Aging to ensure continuity of meals and companionship for frail, isolated seniors across all five boroughs.

Hunger Free America is a national direct service and advocacy nonprofit group building a nonpartisan, grass-roots membership movement to enact the policies and programs needed to end domestic hunger and ensure that all Americans have sufficient access to nutritious food.

Our mission is to end hunger and leverage the power of food to build a healthier community.

Global Hope Network International works to bring help and hope to the hidden and hurting. Empowering those living in extreme poverty to end it themselves.

We mobilize the community, individuals and resources to provide food for kids in need.

Gladiolus Food Pantry operates a year‑round, choice food pantry serving the Harlem Heights / Fort Myers community to reduce hunger and supply healthy, nutritious food to families while treating clients with dignity and respect. The pantry relies on donations and partnerships to supplement family food budgets and foster self‑reliance.

Second Harvest Inland Northwest works with local farmers, grocers, volunteers and partner agencies to rescue, store and distribute nutritious food across eastern Washington and north Idaho. They operate mobile markets, partner with neighborhood food banks, and provide nutrition education to reduce food insecurity and strengthen local food systems.