Our Mission: End Hunger Here
The Greater Boston Food Bank works passionately to end hunger across Eastern Massachusetts by providing our neighbors in need the healthy food and resources they need to thrive.
Latest GBFB report reveals increased food insecurity across state, and new data on LGBTQ+ and other vulnerable communities.
Read NEW reportSearch by zip code to access food for you and your family. Plus find SNAP assistance and FAQs.
Get food assistance in your communityWhether you want to honor someone special or make a planned gift, there are several ways to support a hungry neighbor in need.
Learn MoreHELP US MEET THE HISTORIC NEED
As the demand for healthy food remains high, we remain committed to our mission to End Hunger Here. Below are different ways you can support a neighbor in need.
Celebrating a birthday or graduation? Set up a peer-to-peer fundraiser to bring attention to the issue of hunger.
Learn MoreE-Cards are a great way to send a thoughtful message to a loved one while helping our food insecure neighbors.
Learn MoreYou may be able to double your gift to GBFB. Find out if your employer has a matching gifts program today.
Learn MoreThe Impact We Make Together
Through donations of money, time and food, caring people like you help GBFB bring hope, success and dignity to hungry people across Eastern Massachusetts.
See the stories of hope you help create.
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90 million healthy meals provided.
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Our partnerships are vital to our mission.
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An inside look at GBFB's daily work
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Recent Media Coverage
March 12: Boston Globe
As food aid program winds down, another piece of the COVID-era safety net gets snipped away
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March 6: GBH News
Where can Mass. families turn as pandemic SNAP benefits end?
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March 6: GBH Radio
More people are facing hunger as pandemic-era SNAP benefits end
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March 5: MassNonprofit News
As SNAP emergency allotments expire, the Greater Boston Food Bank launches Spring for Meals campaign
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March 3: GBH Radio
As federal food benefits decline, Mass. food banks expect a surge
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