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Eating well isn’t always about you. While we at the Hungry? City Guides love to find a great value eatery or meet a friend at that little-known bistro down the alley and behind the theater, not everyone is as lucky as we are—and many people struggle just to put a nutritious meal on the table. The good news is there’s a lot you can do to help. Whether it’s time, money or food donations, you can make a difference. Here are a few organizations we like:
NEW ORLEANS New Orleans Food Bank www.fbnela.org Second Harvest Food Bank www.no-hunger.org Just the Right Attitude www.jtra.org NOLA Food Map www.nolafoodmap.com NEW YORK CITY New York City Coalition Against Hunger www.nyccah.org Hunger Action Network of New York State www.hungeractionnys.org The Food Bank for New York City www.foodbanknyc.com Robin Hood Foundation www.robinhood.org LOS ANGELES Los Angeles Regional Foodbank www.lafightshunger.org Second Harvest Food Bank of OC www.feedoc.org Hunger Action Los Angeles Inc. hungeractionla.org Food on Foot www.foodonfoot.org LAS VEGAS Three Square www.threesquare.org Community Food Bank of Clark County 4168 N. Pecos Road, Suite 108 Las Vegas, NV 89115 Phone: 702-643-0074 MIAMI Daily Bread Food Bank www.dailybread.org America's Second Harvest www.secondharvest.org Farm Share www.farmshare.org Souper Bowl of Caring www.souperbolw.org CHICAGO Chicago Anti-Hunger Federation www.antihunger.org Greater Chicago Food Depository www.chicagosfoodbank.org Northern Illinois Food Bank www.northernilfoodbank.org BOSTON The Greater Boston Food Bank www.fbfb.org Project Bread www.projectbread.org The Food Bank of Western Massachusetts www.foodbankwma.org Friends of Boston's Homeless www.fobh.org SEATTLE Fare Start www.farestarte.org Food Lifeline www.foodlifeline.org Northwest Harvest www.northwestharvest.org West Seattle Food Bank www.westseattlefoodbank.org SAN FRANCISCO The St. Anthony Foundation Dining Room www.stanthonysf.org San Francisco Food Bank www.sffoodbank.org Project Open Hand www.openhand.org Haight Ashbury Food Program www.thefoodprogram.org
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