Where the funding went
Funded proposals
58 of 60 funded organizations chose to be listed. The totals and map include every award.
1Review noteOrganizations that didn’t agree to be listed count in the totals and map but are never named.
- Adelante Comunidad Conejo, INCThousand Oaks, CA$2,000
- Alameda County Community Food BankOakland, CA$45,000
- Beyond HungerOak Park, IL$10,000
- Blue Ridge Area Food BankVerona, VA$11,057
- Boise Rescue MissionBoise, ID$10,000
- Boys & Girls Clubs of Ada CountyGarden City, ID$25,000
- Brighter BitesBakersfield, TX$2,000
- Central California Food BankFresno, CA$20,000
- Central Texas Food BankAustin, TX$9,000
- Chris Howell FoundationDallas, TX$20,000
- Community Food Bank of New Jersey, Inc.Hillside, NJ$20,000
- Connecticut FoodshareWallingford, CT$5,000
- Custer County Food BankMiles City, MT$11,000
- Eastern Illinois FoodbankUrbana, IL$6,000
- Empowering the MassesDallas, TX$14,863
- Feed the ChildrenOklahoma City$2,000
- Feeding America Riverside and San Bernardino CountiesRiverside, CA$30,000
- Feeding San DiegoSan Diego, CA$15,000
- Feeding Westchester, Inc.Elmsford, NY$5,000
- Food Bank Coalition of San Luis Obispo CountySan Luis Obispo, CA$10,000
- Food Bank of Contra Costa and SolanoConcord, CA$20,000
- Food Bank of Delaware, Inc.Newark, DE$10,611
- Food for People, Inc.Eureka, CA$10,000
- Food Now, Inc.Desert Hot Springs, CA$16,000
- Foodbank of Santa Barbara CountyGoleta, CA$20,000
- FOODSHARE, INCOxnard, CA$20,000
- Giving Children HopeBuena Park, CA$2,000
- Greater Missoula Family YMCAMissoula, MT$2,800
- Hood River County Christmas ProjectHood River$9,650
- Island Harvest, LtdMelville, NY$5,000
- Laurel House Inc., dba Hope HarborTustin, CA$5,000
- Los Angeles Regional Food BankLos Angeles, CA$20,000
- Maryland Food Bank, Inc.Baltimore, MD$20,000
- Maui Food Bank, Inc.Wailuku, HI$15,000
- Mālama KauaʻiLihue, HI$10,000
- National Health FoundationLos Angeles, CA$5,000
- Neighbors For KidsDepoe Bay, OR$19,000
- Northern Illinois Food BankGeneva, IL$50,000
- Olive CrestSanta Ana, CA$10,000
- ORANGE COUNTY RESCUE MISSION INCTustin, CA$2,000
- PhilabundancePhiladelphia, PA$20,000
- Redwood Empire Food BankSanta Rosa, CA$5,000
- Regional Food Bank of Northeastern NY, IncLatham, NY$5,000
- Rose Again FoundationTemecula, CA$5,000
- Sacramento Food Bank & Family ServicesSacramento, CA$20,000
- San Diego Parks FoundationSan Diego, CA$10,000
- Second Harvest Food Bank of Orange CountyIrvine, CA$15,000
- Second Harvest Food Bank Santa Cruz CountyWatsonville, CA$10,000
- Second Harvest of Silicon ValleySan Jose, CA$15,000
- Second Harvest of the Greater ValleyManteca, CA$20,000
- Society of St Vincent de Paul of Alameda County, St Mary Magdalen ConferenceBerkeley, CA$1,500
- Sunshine DivisionPortland, OR$64,074
- SW Montana Veterans Food Pantry & ServicesDeer Lodge, MT$2,607
- The Friendship CenterChicago, IL$5,000
- The Salvation Army North and Central Illinois DivisionChicago, IL$20,000
- Weld Food BankGreeley, CO$3,000
- Young Men's Christian Association of Boise City, IncBoise, ID$4,500
- Young Mens Christian Assoc. McGaw Inc.Evanston, IL$4,319
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Overview
2Review noteThis is the text from the May 26 announcement. OK to use, or would you like to edit it?
Albertsons Companies Foundation’s Nourishing Neighbors alongside a nationwide coalition of hunger relief organizations is launching Nourish the American Dream, the first ever unified national movement to end childhood hunger in America.
From July 1 through July 7, hunger organizations will come together for one shared week of action to raise funds, build awareness, and rally communities around one shared vision: ensuring no child goes hungry.
The campaign is intentionally timed to coincide with Independence Day. As our country celebrates 250 years of American freedom, we also want to shine a light on the children who lose access to reliable meals when school is out, and on the incredible organizations working tirelessly every single day to change that. Every participating organizations will mobilize their own community, raise funds to support their local work, and be amplified through a national platform. Together, our voices become stronger and our impact becomes greater.
This movement is built entirely on collaboration with a collective goal of raising $5 million to support childhood hunger efforts nationwide. But beyond fundraising, our vision is even bigger: to turn Independence Day into a lasting national movement of action around childhood hunger, year after year. This is our moment to come together as one country, one movement, and one shared commitment to America’s children.
Learn more and sign up to participate here: www.nourishtheamericandream.org/partners.