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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.

Search by zip code to find food resorces for you and your family. Plus, get help applying for SNAP and explore answers to common questions.

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One of Boston’s most respected nonprofit leaders and a nationally recognized voice in the anti-hunger movement, will retire as President and CEO after three decades of service.

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Our 2025 Statewide Food Access Report, The Cost of Hunger in Massachusetts, explores the broader societal impacts of food insecurity.

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Help 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.

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Our special events throughout the year raise awareness about hunger in our community, as well as much-needed funding to support our work.

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Sign up to volunteer at GBFB or your local food pantry to help feed our neighbors in need.

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The 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.

Stories of Hope

See the stories of hope you help create.

Our Results

92 million healthy meals provided last year.

Corporate Engagement

Our partnerships are vital to our mission.

Our Blog

An inside look at GBFB's daily work

From a young age, Marlene Kaplan was encouraged to remember those in situations less fortunate than her own. Marlene was raised in Randolph, Massachusetts in a Jewish family who saw the concept...
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GBFB fuels a hunger-relief network that spans 190 cities and towns across Eastern Massachusetts—and that requires sophisticated logistics and operations. GBFB truck drivers arrive as early as ...
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GBFB In The News

Recent Media Coverage

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Greater Boston Food Bank CEO announces plan to retire.
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‘A national treasure’: Catherine D’Amato is retiring from Greater Boston Food Bank after 30 years
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Should More Food Banks be Collecting Food-Insecurity Data?
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