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Our mission is to alleviate hunger by implementing sustainable and community-driven solutions that address the root causes of food insecurity.

Welcome to End Hunger Now Foundation:

A Beacon of Compassion in the Fight Against Hunger

At the End Hunger Now Foundation, we believe in the transformative power of compassion and the ability of communities to create lasting change. Our mission is clear: to alleviate hunger by implementing sustainable and community-driven solutions that address the root causes of food insecurity and build a future where no one goes to bed hungry. Join us on this journey as we strive to nourish bodies, empower spirits, and weave a tapestry of hope for those in need.

About Us

At End Hunger Now Foundation, we are driven by a simple yet powerful belief: that no one should go to bed hungry. We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to feeding the hungry and breaking the cycle of food insecurity. With a heart full of compassion and sleeves rolled up in action, we're on a mission to make a difference, one meal at a time. With a heart for service and a vision for a world without hunger, we have been working tirelessly to create sustainable solutions and provide immediate relief to individuals and families in need.

Our Mission

At End Hunger Now Foundation, our mission is clear: to combat hunger and build a future where no one goes to bed hungry. We believe in the power of compassion, community, and collaboration to create positive change. Through our dedicated efforts, we work towards alleviating hunger, we strive to provide nourishment, support, and hope to individuals and families facing the harsh reality of food insecurity.

Our Vision

A World without Hunger, A Future of Possibility

Imagine a world where every person has access to nourishing meals, where the pangs of hunger are replaced with the warmth of community support. At End Hunger Now Foundation, we envision a future where hunger is eradicated, and individuals have the resources they need to lead healthy, fulfilling lives.

What We Do

Feeding the Hungry

End Hunger Now Foundation is committed to tackling the root causes of hunger. Through strategic partnerships, community engagement, and targeted initiatives, we ensure that wholesome food reaches the plates of those who require it the most.. Our programs include:

Provide Meals: Serving hot, nutritious meals to those in need, fostering a sense of community and belonging by collaborating with homeless shelters.

Food Drives: Mobilizing communities to collect and distribute food resources to ensure everyone has access to wholesome meals.

Food Distribution: We collaborate with food banks and distribution centers to ensure a steady supply of groceries to families facing food insecurity. Our goal is not only to provide meals today but to empower individuals with the resources they need for a brighter tomorrow.

Annadhanam

A Sacred art of Food Donation

At the End Hunger Now Foundation, we take pride in our prestigious project - Annadhanam. It is a sacred act of food donation and we are very excited to raise funds and utilize those to feed people in hunger with the help of local homeless shelters. Rooted in the belief of our core principles and mission that feeding others is a noble and selfless act, Annadhanam serves as a reminder of the profound connection between nourishing the body and nurturing the soul.

Our Annadhanam project has a mission to distribute 100 meals to the homeless, coordinating with local homeless shelters and soup kitchens every month in 2024. We work to increase these goals to donate 500 meals per month in the next 5 years. We estimate that each plate will cost around $3.

However, in order to execute this, we need YOUR help! With your donations, we should be able to accomplish our vision.

Why we need to fight food insecurity

In 2022, 12.8 percent of U.S. households were food insecure at least some time during the year, meaning they had difficulty providing enough food for all their members because of a lack of resources. The 12.8 percent of food-insecure households (17.0 million households) includes 5.1 percent (6.8 million) that experienced very low food security, a more severe form of food insecurity in which the food intake of some household members was reduced, and normal eating patterns were disrupted. The 2022 prevalence rates for both food insecurity and very low food security were statistically significantly higher than the rates recorded in 2021 (10.2 percent and 3.8 percent).

In 2022, 36.7 percent of households with incomes below the Federal poverty line were food insecure. Food-insecure households include those with low food security and very low food security. Rates of food insecurity were also substantially higher than the national average for single-parent households, and for Black and Hispanic households. Food insecurity was more common in both large cities and rural areas than in suburban areas.

Parents often shield children from experiencing food insecurity, particularly very low food security, even when the parents themselves are food insecure. In 2022, 17.3 percent of households with children were food insecure. In about half of those food-insecure households with children, only the adults experienced food insecurity. But in 8.8 percent of households with children, both children and adults were food insecure sometime during the year. In 1.0 percent of U.S. households with children (381,000 households), both children and adults experienced instances of very low food security.

Food insecurity rates differ across States due to both the characteristics of their populations and to State-level policies and economic conditions. The estimated prevalence of food insecurity during 2020–22 ranged from 6.2 percent of households in New Hampshire to 16.6 percent in Arkansas (data for 2020–22 were combined to provide more reliable statistics at the State level).

In fiscal year 2022, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) served an average of 41.1 million people per month, or 12.3 percent of U.S. residents. The share of residents receiving SNAP benefits in each State ranged from as high as 24.5 percent in New Mexico to as low as 4.6 percent in Utah. In 35 States, the share was somewhere between 8 and 16 percent.

*Source: US Dept. of Agriculture - Economic Research Article

How You Can Help

Join us in making a tangible impact on the lives of those experiencing hunger. Whether you're an individual looking to volunteer, a business wanting to partner, or someone eager to donate, there are countless ways to get involved. Your support fuels our mission and brings us one step closer to a hunger-free world. The fight against hunger requires collective action, and your support is invaluable. Here's how you can get involved:

Volunteer

Join our community of volunteers who are the driving force behind our mission. Whether you can spare a few hours a week or a month, your time makes a tangible impact. From meal preparation to fundraising events to organizing community events, there's a place for everyone in our dedicated team.

Donate

Your financial support fuels our programs and ensures that we can reach more people in need. Every donation, no matter the size, contributes to providing meals, and advocating for policies that address the systemic issues contributing to hunger. Your financial contributions help us expand our reach, providing more meals and resources to those facing hunger.

Spread the Word

Help us raise awareness about the issues of hunger and homelessness. Follow us on social media, share our stories, and engage with our community. By spreading the word, you become a vital part of our advocacy efforts to address the root causes of these challenges.

Partner With Us

We believe in the power of collaboration and are eager to connect with individuals, organizations, and communities who can join us in creating a network of support and share our vision for a hunger-free world. Together, we can amplify our impact and reach more individuals in need.