Charity ClarityEnd hunger
A meal can make today easier. Food banks, community kitchens, and nutrition programs take different paths to the same basic need.
Compare 27 charities ↓Look at food distribution, local support, and how donated goods appear in the accounts.
End hunger · 27 organizations
27 charities
Nutrition, food security, clean water and sanitation.
About $90 of every $100 spent went toward food, nutrition and clean water.
A financial snapshot, not a measure of charitable impact.
View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Provides food, referrals and emergency assistance within the Auburn School District area.
About $99 of every $100 spent went toward food and emergency assistance.
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View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Provides supplemental food for individuals and families who need assistance.
About $95 of every $100 spent went toward supplemental food assistance.
A financial snapshot, not a measure of charitable impact.
View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Provides food assistance for neighbors facing food insecurity.
About $91 of every $100 spent went toward community food assistance.
A financial snapshot, not a measure of charitable impact.
View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Runs food distributions and outreach programs and connects clients with additional resources.
About $91 of every $100 spent went toward food distribution and community outreach.
A financial snapshot, not a measure of charitable impact.
View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Operates food pantry and food bank services alongside education and other resources for families.
About $98 of every $100 spent went toward food distribution and family resources.
A financial snapshot, not a measure of charitable impact.
View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Provides food and nutrition support for people in the greater Edmonds community.
About $92 of every $100 spent went toward food and nutrition support.
A financial snapshot, not a measure of charitable impact.
View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Provides food, nutrition education and job training for San Joaquin County residents facing emergencies.
About $90 of every $100 spent went toward food assistance, education and job training.
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View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Food procurement and support for a nationwide food-bank network.
About $98 of every $100 spent went toward food distribution and food-bank support.
A financial snapshot, not a measure of charitable impact.
View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Distributes food to local residents seeking assistance.
About $100 of every $100 spent went toward community food distribution.
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View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Research and advocacy to reduce hunger.
About $94 of every $100 spent went toward hunger research and policy work.
A financial snapshot, not a measure of charitable impact.
View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Supplies food bags and grocery gift cards for food-insecure students during weekends and school breaks.
About $95 of every $100 spent went toward food assistance for students.
A financial snapshot, not a measure of charitable impact.
View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Distributes food through community partners in southeast Texas and offers nutrition, job training and assistance programs.
About $94 of every $100 spent went toward food distribution and community support.
A financial snapshot, not a measure of charitable impact.
View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Distributes food to people who need assistance in the greater Lynnwood area.
About $100 of every $100 spent went toward community food distribution.
A financial snapshot, not a measure of charitable impact.
View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Works with partners and volunteers to provide food access in western North Carolina.
About $93 of every $100 spent went toward food access and community partnerships.
A financial snapshot, not a measure of charitable impact.
View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Distributes donated food to people who need assistance.
About $85 of every $100 spent went toward donated food distribution.
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View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Support for community meal programs serving older adults.
About $68 of every $100 spent went toward meal services for older adults.
A financial snapshot, not a measure of charitable impact.
View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Provides groceries and referrals through a food pantry as part of its Christian community outreach.
About $83 of every $100 spent went toward food assistance and service referrals.
A financial snapshot, not a measure of charitable impact.
View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Provides Northshore residents with access to food and other basic necessities.
About $95 of every $100 spent went toward food and basic-needs assistance.
A financial snapshot, not a measure of charitable impact.
View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Provides food assistance and works with partners to address neighbors’ urgent needs.
About $98 of every $100 spent went toward food assistance and community partnerships.
A financial snapshot, not a measure of charitable impact.
View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Collects and distributes food and provides education and advocacy related to hunger.
About $81 of every $100 spent went toward food distribution, education and advocacy.
A financial snapshot, not a measure of charitable impact.
View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Provides food assistance in the Sequim community and promotes healthy eating through local partnerships.
About $96 of every $100 spent went toward community food assistance.
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View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Coordinates community efforts to provide food and address hunger.
About $94 of every $100 spent went toward food assistance and community partnerships.
A financial snapshot, not a measure of charitable impact.
View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Works on food access and hunger relief across Utah.
About $96 of every $100 spent went toward statewide food assistance.
A financial snapshot, not a measure of charitable impact.
View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Organizes community participation in food assistance and hunger relief.
About $97 of every $100 spent went toward food assistance and hunger relief.
A financial snapshot, not a measure of charitable impact.
View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Emergency meals for communities affected by crises.
About $90 of every $100 spent went toward emergency meals.
A financial snapshot, not a measure of charitable impact.
View scorecard →Compare with another charity →Connects Yolo County residents with food and resources while coordinating local food access efforts.
About $73 of every $100 spent went toward food distribution and local food access.
A financial snapshot, not a measure of charitable impact.
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