Molly Huck: A Woman Fighting Hunger

Growing up in Dorchester, Molly Huck learned the value of service early, regularly volunteering with her mother at a soup kitchen in Boston. “It was very important to my mom that we were conscious of folks less fortunate than us,” Molly says. Since then, her mother’s lesson has blossomed into a commitment to end hunger. Today, Molly is a volunteer, donor, and committee member at GBFB in addition to her career in the investment industry.

“With time being so valuable today, where you spend it is important,” Molly says. “GBFB is probably the most impactful way to help those who are hungry in our region,” she says.

Molly serves on GBFB’s Women Fighting Hunger committee, which raised a record-breaking 1 million dollars at its annual fundraising breakfast last year. A natural connector, Molly enjoys sharing her passion for ending hunger with other women. “The network just grows and grows, which is really beautiful,” she says.

Join the Women Fighting Hunger LinkedIn group to connect with others who are passionate about ending hunger here.

“GBFB is probably the most impactful way to help those who are hungry in our region.”
—Molly Huck