Feed People

Hidden by the government shutdown were major changes to SNAP eligibility triggered by the “Big Beautiful Bill” in July. New work and reporting requirements mean many Americans will lose eligibility—and hunger in America was already a serious issue. Rising food prices and a crashing economy will make the situation even worse.

We take the momentum built in November and double-down in mutual aid. Feeding our neighbors with dignity and respect is as fundamental an act of care as we can take. When you feel helpless, or hopeless, feed someone. Give graciously and remember everyone deserves a treat now and then. Avoid judgement. Serve your neighbors with joy.

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Poverty Tutor

Tens of thousands of families are joining the food-insecure for the first time. If you’ve been poor, you know there are skills, and often shame, involved. Help someone new learn the ropes!

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Potato Potluck

Trying to build or solidify community and need a simple way to feed a crowd? A baked potato potluck is a simple way to socialize: bake a bag of spuds and invite everyone to bring a topping. Click through for tips for success!

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Reward Restaurants

Restaurants are one of the best places for individuals — especially minorities — to start a business in America. Shift your prepared food budget from national brands to local options, and actively promote your favorite places.

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Adopt a family

The economy is likely to get harder for a while. Are you in a position to help someone? Maybe someone specific? If you know a family that’s struggling, an elder who has lost meal service, or someone who has been looking for work for months, could you help? Inspired by a woman who posted “I can afford to feed a small family. One adult and up to two children” on her Buy Nothing group, how about something a little less simple: commit to helping someone long-term. Set boundaries and be prepared to tighten your own belt to help someone.

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