Hunger Relief >>

The Campus Kitchens Project recognizes that hunger has many faces: It affects our older neighbors, working families, children, homeless men and women, and those dealing with addiction. Hunger can rob people of their health, their sense of self-worth, and their ability to function at their full potential.

Providing meals is only part of the solution, so we work with recovery centers, shelters, agencies on aging, and social workers to link meals with services. Our meals strengthen existing support systems, allowing our partner agencies to use their budgets to improve their worthwhile services, while providing much needed support to families, children, and seniors in need.

Each Campus Kitchen tailors its services to the specific needs of the community. Some schools focus on home-delivered meals to seniors, while others concentrate on meals to shelters. Most meals are delivered to homes and agencies within a couple of miles of the school, so that students can make a lasting difference right in their own neighborhoods.

Hunger is not just an empty stomach or lack of services. Isolation and loneliness affect many of our clients, so Campus Kitchen volunteers deliver not only meals, but companionship and conversation as well.

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