The Work Is Never Done

The daily struggle of finding food is a mission that Stop the Starve fights to eliminate. We stretch our hands to many neighborhoods and cities across America to provide the best and most available nutritious meals to families, individuals, and children in need. We have various initiatives and programs to support our mission, and we won’t stop until people everywhere are fed.

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Regions served by Stop the Starve. Where we take food donations and provide free food to communities

Nationwide Network Serving Every Region in the US

Within every region of the U.S. on average, we’ve served six million families and individuals. Each year we help about 20 million Americans who are suffering with hunger.

Individuals that are served by Stop the Starve. Those who are insecure seeking help.

500+ People Served Daily,
on average

On an average day, at one of our food banks, they serve 500+ meals to families, individuals and children in need.

Graphic showing the distribution of nutritious foods to various neighborhoods across the U.S.

2 Tons of Food Distributed to
Food Bank Partners

Our distribution center is shipping and delivering upwards of 2 tons of food to our food banks across the country.

On Avg. 1 Ton of Food is Provided

Our food banks provide up to one-ton of food to families in need each year. We do our best to provide for as many people in need, especially for the children.

$1 Billion in Private Donations

Every donation to Stop the Starve goes directly to one of our food banks or our full network in order to support our mission in helping as many people in need as possible with hunger.

25 Different Farm Partners

Stop the Starve works with several farms across the United States. These farms provide fresh perishables to our food banks and provisions for schools in their region.

What People Are Saying

“I have spent the greater part of my life looking for places and people who would help me…I can truly say that everyone that works with Stop the Starve are genuinely good people. They are not just helping me but they are also helping my son. Without this food, I would not be able to provide for him.”
– Shawn B.

“I just moved to my neighborhood in Chicago and it’s been very hard. Food access has always been an issue for me, so having the ability to use the local food bank, has allowed me to get healthy food for me and my children.”
-Leslie A.

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