Year: 2024
For Joe DeSantis, the 572-mile Camino De Santiago pilgrimage was more than just a challenge—it was an opportunity to give back to an important cause
As part of an ongoing cause marketing campaign, for every new subscription, Wildgrain donates four meals to GBFB for our most vulnerable neighbors.
This summer, The Greater Boston Food Bank (GBFB) was fortunate to be joined by two terrific interns, Beylen Curtis and Mia Cence, who supported our mission to end hunger here across Eastern Massachusetts.
We asked candidates to answer questions about how they plan to address food insecurity if elected this fall. Overall, responses showed awareness that food insecurity is a prominent issue in every district and a strong commitment to addressing it.
In May 2024, GBFB launched Project COLD (Creating Optimal Logistics for Distribution), an initiative aimed at rightsizing GBFB’s warehouse to support its response to the historic need in Eastern Massachusetts.
Acord is also one of the nearly 600 agency partners supported by GBFB’s Community Investment Grant Program, which helps partners better meet the needs of their communities.
When times get tough, Roxbury resident Jairalis Mercado turns to GBFB’s resources to ensure that her children—Mimi, 13, and Jeanalis, 14—are getting the nutritious foods they need to thrive.
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, and New Bedford areas.
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 purpose, community, and fulfillment in giving back.