Second Harvest Heartland Food Bank

$1,105,900 raised by 6,047 donors


Ending Hunger Together 

When Minnesota frays, our giving mends the seams. Join your community to support hunger relief this Give to the Max Day: 

As a leading hunger-relief organization, and the second largest food bank in the country, Second Harvest Heartland provides 83% of the food distributed by more than 1,000 partner food shelves and hunger-relief programs in Minnesota and western Wisconsin. We also help families enroll in food assistance, provide prepared meals for people who need more than groceries, and advocate for the policies and programs that work to end hunger, like SNAP, school meals, and senior nutrition programs.   

For too many in Minnesota, this year has been challenging. 1 in 5 families are having trouble getting enough to eat. Grocery prices have risen to unsustainable levels, and federal SNAP cuts have left thousands of Minnesotans without a safety net.  At a time when Minnesota food shelves have seen a record number of visits the past four years in a row, your support right now is crucial. This Give to the Max Day, we need your help to reach our goal to fund 2 million meals for neighbors experiencing hunger.  

When we pitch in together as a community, every action can make a real difference toward hunger-relief. Every $1 donated from November 1 - 19 can DOUBLE in impact to provide 6 meals, thanks to matching funds from our generous Give to the Max Day sponsors: 



“Providing a balanced meal to myself and my family is a necessity. It's not a luxury,” she said. “we shouldn't feel guilty for getting assistance in those areas.” — Taylor, a mother of three boys ages eight, four and two.  “Healthy choices are expensive. But I can get those healthy choices here. I’ve made a vegetarian fried rice with ingredients and a recipe I got from the pantry.”  —Javier, who has been coming to his local food pantry with his mother, Elia.

Organization Data

Summary

Organization name

Second Harvest Heartland Food Bank

Tax id (EIN)

23-7417654

Categories

Children & Family ,  Community ,  Humanitarian Aid

Address

7101 Winnetka Avenue N.
Brooklyn Park, MN 55428

Phone

(651) 484-5117

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