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Crossroads' mission is to nourish our community's low-income families by providing nutritious food and supportive education. We are doing our part to ensure all people in Dallas County have access to substantial amounts of healthful foods and to nutrition, health and life skills education, so they are better equipped to enhance their well-being, and that of their family.

Girl Child Art Foundation provides a supportive environment that educates and inspires underserved girls (between 8 -25yrs) through Arts.

As Sacramento's oldest, continuously-serving food bank, our mission is to alleviate hunger in Sacramento County by providing healthy emergency food and other assistance, offering referrals, and promoting self-sufficiency through a variety of programs. From seniors to children, from the homeless to the working poor, we assist all struggling families and individuals in Sacramento County.

The Shoreline Soup Kitchens and Pantries is an interfaith ministry that provides food and fellowship to people in need and educates our communities about hunger and poverty

PROVIDE FOOD AND EMERGENCY SERVICES TO RESIDENTS IN OUR SERVICE AREA AND TO EDUCATE, EMPOWER AND ENGAGE OUR COMMUNITY IN SOLVING ISSUES OF HUNGER AND NUTRITION.

The Irving Park Community Food Pantry is dedicated to feeding people in our community who are in need and providing education on hunger-related issues.

To bring primary healthcare, education, hope and development to the poorest people in and around Chin State, Myanmar (Burma) through community engagement and empowerment.

Motivated by compassion for "the least of these," EduNations seeks to connect resources from affluent societies with the needs of the poorest in the world to provide education, opportunity and hope.

Our mission is to promote local resilience and adaptation holistically in an uncertain world, through education, distribution, and cultivation, with particular attention to food security.

To fight against hunger in the region, with a solidarity spirit, by giving trustable food supplies, nutritional education and training for a self-sufficient alimentary nourishment.

Mission: San Diego Hunger Coalition leads coordinated action to end hunger in San Diego County. We do this through research, education and advocacy. Vision: Our vision is that everyone in San Diego County has enough food for an active, healthy life. Goals The San Diego Hunger Coalition leads coordinated action to: 1. Build a more effective and interconnected system of food assistance resources. 2. Enable low-income individuals and families to purchase more healthy food by increasing participation in CalFresh, a monthly supplement to a household’s food budget. 3. Ensure all children have year-round access to healthy food by expanding school meals and other federal child nutrition programs. 4. Advocate for legislative and administrative policies that reduce hunger and increase access to healthy food.

Organizational Mission: Help, Hope and Transformation LifeStyles’ mission is to provide affordable and accessible services that support and encourage individuals, families, and community development. Since its inception, LifeStyles has been dedicated to issues relative to health, human services and economic growth in the community.We act as an outreach, referral, and service delivery source promoting the dissemination of materials to educate the general public and navigating persons through existing services. Annually, we serve between 12 – 14,000 individuals. Some of the services that the organization provides include:  Emergency and transitional housing shelter programs, to include: hypothermia shelter program, domestic violence safe housing, men, and women and children’s; Transportation for older adults, low-income, homeless, and those participating in drug and family recovery court systems; Emergency assistance to include: food pantry; clothing closet; homeless concierge services (i.e., mailing address, vital records documentation, toiletries, shower and laundry facilities; lunches; and access to telephone services); and, financial subsidies for rent, security deposits, utilities and prescription assistance and finally; Financial Sustainability programs to include: Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program, financial counseling and financial education.