Our Mission: End Hunger Here
The Greater Boston Food Bank works passionately to end hunger across Eastern Massachusetts by providing our neighbors in need the healthy food and resources they need to thrive.
We have a vision to lead our community in pursuing bold, yet thoughtful anti-hunger policy solutions, empowering our Eastern MA community to become advocates.
Learn MoreLatest GBFB report reveals high levels of food insecurity across the state, and new data on LGBTQ+, college students, and other vulnerable populations.
Read NEW ReportSearch by zip code to access food for you and your family. Plus find SNAP assistance and FAQs.
Get food assistance in your communityHELP US MEET THE HISTORIC NEED
As the demand for healthy food remains high, we remain committed to our mission to End Hunger Here. Below are different ways you can support a neighbor in need.
Celebrating a birthday or graduation? Set up a peer-to-peer fundraiser to bring attention to the issue of hunger.
Learn MoreOur special events throughout the year raise awareness about hunger in our community, as well as much-needed funding to support our work.
Learn MoreSign up to volunteer at GBFB or your local food pantry to help feed our neighbors in need.
Get InvolvedThe Impact We Make Together
Through donations of money, time and food, caring people like you help GBFB bring hope, success and dignity to hungry people across Eastern Massachusetts.
See the stories of hope you help create.
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87 million healthy meals provided.
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Our partnerships are vital to our mission.
Corporate Engagement>Our Blog
An inside look at GBFB's daily work
Damien’s has utilized this GBFB grant to open a new food pantry and warehouse facility that will transform the way it serves people in Plymouth County, particularly in the Wareham, Brockton...
Behind the scenes at GBFB, amidst the towers of food and bustling volunteers, lies a sweet story of dedication and compassion. It’s the story of people like Merrill Forman, who have found p...
GBFB In The News
Recent Media Coverage
July 12: The Boston Globe
People on food assistance increasingly turn to grocery delivery. But not without a price tag.
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July 9: The Town Common
A Food Revolution Has Arrived to the Lower Merrimack Valley, Seacoast and Beyond
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July 8: Newton Beacon
Newsmakers: New board members, new music director and summer lunch money
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July 2: Swellesley Report
Grants to benefit STEM job seekers through Wellesley outfit, plus nearby food pantry
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May 29: Boston Globe
As food costs climb, so does hunger
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