Eating burritos to end hunger in Massachusetts sounds like a no-brainer to us! 🌯 On Thursday, March 19, from 6–8pm, Project Bread President & CEO Erin McAleer will be behind the counter at Anna’s Taqueria in Brookline, rolling your burritos. Join us!

Hear from kids about why they love school breakfast! Hosmer Elementary School students Nora and Quinn love starting the day feeling energized by eating breakfast. Thanks to the convenience of the breakfast carts, they can grab a delicious and nutritious meal to enjoy in the classroom.

Signed up again this year for @projectbread.org‘s Walk for Hunger! Raising money to help get healthy food to our neighbors in need! Please donate if you can! give.projectbread.org/StephanieB

Hosmer Elementary School takes breakfast seriously. Shortly before 8am, school nutrition staff prepared to welcome hungry students to their breakfast cart before classes began. As soon as the bell rang, students lined up to get their French toast sticks, cereal, and fruit to fuel their days.

Leran Minc, Director of Public Policy at @projectbread.org, discussing about the importance of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), which serves 1 in 7 Massachusetts residents #PolicyTALKS #SNAP #foodaccess #mapoli

Join 180+ of your colleagues who have already registered TOMORROW for a FREE, virtual event to talk about the #Massachusetts #statebudget is being affected by federal funding cuts and uncertainty. #mapoli Learn more and register today! buff.ly/HUNJEC6

🍳 Happy National School Breakfast Week! We're celebrating the incredible benefits of free school breakfast for students. As Christina Follis, Cafeteria Manager at Clark Avenue Middle School, says, “Kids need to start their day with breakfast. Going to class hungry is not an option.”

Every great quest begins with preparation. For students, that prep is a nutritious school breakfast that fuels focus and learning. Yet too many children are still missing out because barriers stand in the way. During #NSBW, we are focused on clearing the path. frac.org/research/res...

Happy Black History Month! Learn how pioneering Black leaders like Fannie Lou Hamer, Shirley Chisholm, and Ericka Huggins shaped our fight for equitable access to food. Their stories remind us that food justice is racial justice. projectbread.org/news/black-h...

School breakfast fuels learning, and now it’s easier than ever to spread the word! We’re excited to share customizable graphics that help you spotlight your breakfast program and amplify our shared message of access, belonging, and inclusion. Get our toolkit: projectbread.org/resources1/e...

At last year's Walk for Hunger, Campassion, a summer camp for kids aged 8 and above, raised over $1,000. Led by Kathleen Chiong, a Boston Public School teacher, The Walk encourages a new generation of anti-hunger advocates. Register for The Walk on 5/3 for FREE at give.projectbread.org/walk

When food security is under attack, we SNAP back. 👏 Project Bread has long been a fierce advocate for strengthening and protecting SNAP benefits at the state and federal levels. Our FoodSource Hotline can help you learn if you are eligible for SNAP and help you apply.

Project Bread is proud to have contributed to the development of the Boston CHIP by sharing our expertise in improving access to healthy, affordable food. The CHIP was thoughtfully and collaboratively designed, and we look forward to supporting its implementation!

It's Hotline Awareness Week! Our FoodSource Hotline answered 20,000+ calls last year, helping families, seniors, and more access food. Support is free, confidential, and available in 180+ languages. Call or text 1-800-645-8333. projectbread.org/foodsource-hotline

Enrollment is now open for The Commonwealth at The Walk for Hunger! 🎉 The Commonwealth is a 60/40 split fundraising share program that invites anti-hunger programs to leverage The Walk for Hunger to raise funds for their own incredible work! projectbread.org/walk-for-hunger/commonwealth

Need help affording food? Our FoodSource Hotline is here for you. Call or text 1-800-645-8333! eastietimes.com/2026/02/18/n...

💖 Love is in the air as we approach Valentine's Day, and we’d be thrilled for you to join us in making a real difference in the lives of families facing food insecurity across Massachusetts by joining The Walk for Hunger! Register for FREE at give.projectbread.org/walk

👟 Lace up your sneakers and kick hunger to the curb! The Walk for Hunger is back at Boston Common on May 3, 2026, for our 58th year! Right now, 1 in 5 families in Massachusetts face food insecurity. You can help them put food on the table by joining The Walk. REGISTER: give.projectbread.org/walk

Registration opens today for @projectbread.org‘s Walk For Hunger! give.projectbread.org/event/the-wa... Stay tuned for my fundraising page…

Congrats to @projectbread.org, St. Francis House and BAGLY for #grant awards from Sincere Corp.'s Foundation! As part of the Foundation's latest round , these organizations have shown they are essential community services ready to adapt to client needs in these uncertain times. #Boston #nonprofit

Got questions about The Walk for Hunger on May 3? Dogs have got you covered. 🐶 Registration opens tomorrow, Feb. 12. Get ready to fight hunger while having fun! #walkforhunger #walkforhunger2026 #wfh26

We’re just two days away from registration opening for this year’s Walk for Hunger! On May 3, the Walk returns to Boston Common, bringing together people from all walks of life to fight hunger. Stay tuned when registration opens on Feb. 12! #walkforhunger #walkforhunger2026 #wfh26

Through our partnership with Project 351, young people are digging into the realities of food insecurity, asking tough questions, and learning how policy decisions impact people’s ability to put food on the table. projectbread.org/news/nurturi...

Cold January day, warm commitment to kids. ❄️ There might be snow on the ground now, but Summer Eats is on the mind. Partners from all across Massachusetts traveled to our Summer Eats Conference at the College of the Holy Cross last Thursday to strengthen and expand this work.

Governor Healey released her FY27 budget proposal. At a time when 1 in 3 Massachusetts families struggles to put food on the table, and the nation faces unprecedented cuts to SNAP, the proposed budget does not rise to the moment. Read our full response: projectbread.org/news/respons...

The State of the Commonwealth last Thursday was a powerful moment for Massachusetts. Erin McAleer, President and CEO of Project Bread, joined state leaders as @massgovernor.bsky.social laid out her plans for our future.

Khara Shearrion, Senior Director of SNAP Outreach Programs at Project Bread, spoke at @massago.bsky.social's roundtable marking one year since the Trump administration began. Read more: www.wgbh.org/news/politic...

🍞 @projectbread.org’s food source hotline (1-800-645-8333) provided our community with a trusted voice and advocate as the shutdown sowed confusion. While our lawsuits against the Admin played out, they made sure those impacted understood the state of SNAP and how to get access to food.

When Wendy Bongjoh, a member of Project Bread’s Council of Experts, joined our Rally for SNAP, she felt a sense of solidarity. "Let’s hold on to the hope we built at the rally and keep working together to fix the problems in our food system," she said. projectbread.org/news/nurturi...

🥕 Did you know you can access fresh, locally grown fruits and vegetables through the Healthy Incentives Program (HIP)? If you receive SNAP benefits, you’re automatically enrolled—no extra steps needed! With HIP, you can bring home more nutritious options.

There is a solution to fully address the SNAP harm caused by H.R. 1. Tell Congress to support the Restoring Food Security for American Families and Farmers Act and #stopthatSNAPshift to states in FY26 appropriations. Act now: secure.everyaction.com/Wf7TjlCO3kue...

Last year, we laid out bold priorities for the FY26 state budget. Today, we’re proud to share our progress. From $180 million for School Meals for All to the full restoration of HIP, and investments to strengthen SNAP, MA is taking concrete steps to end hunger. projectbread.org/news/dc-cont...

ICMYI: Project Bread established a Community Power Fund to invest in grassroots organizations that are tackling the root causes of food insecurity. Get to know the grantees: projectbread.org/news/communi...

Shout out to Mei Mei Dumplings for hosting Mahjong on a Mission to fundraise for important causes, including Project Bread! www.bostonglobe.com/2025/12/29/l...

Your support makes healthy school meals possible. Donations help schools serve FREE, nutritious meals that fuel students’ learning and well-being. Give before midnight to double your impact—every gift is matched dollar-for-dollar up to $75K! Donate ➡️ give.projectbread.org/campaign/754...

A mother of two recently called Project Bread’s FoodSource Hotline, worried that she wouldn’t be able to afford food after her husband, the main provider, was deported. We were able to help her enroll in SNAP.

Our ins and outs for 2026. Help us kick off a new year of protecting food security with a gift at give.projectbread.org/campaign/754...

As 2025 comes to a close, we’re reflecting on what you made possible. During a year marked by uncertainty, including unprecedented SNAP cuts and a government shutdown, your support helped Project Bread stand strong for Massachusetts families facing hunger.

🎉 Happy New Year’s Eve! Before midnight tonight, your gift to Project Bread can be matched dollar for dollar. Every donation made today will be doubled by our Board of Directors to help people across Massachusetts get the food they need. Give now: give.projectbread.org/campaign/754...

In MA, which has more than 1 million SNAP recipients, confirmed fraud cases are uncommon. Project Bread Chief Policy Officer Jennifer Lemmerman says, “Error rates measure mistakes in an overburdened, increasingly complex system. They don’t measure fraud.” www.bostonglobe.com/2025/12/24/m...

When the phone rang at Project Bread, a mom of two from Scituate was on the line. She’s a hair stylist, but when business slowed, bills piled up. Everything she earned covered rent and her salon chair. Child support never arrived. She didn’t know how she’d afford groceries.

Our $97K Community Power Fund backs grassroots leaders ending hunger. Read about the five organizations that are fostering solidarity and driving lasting change. projectbread.org/news/communi...

🍽️✨ Massachusetts, let’s fight hunger together this December! ✨🍽️ Too many families in our state don’t know where their next meal is coming from — but we can change that. Here are 12 ways you can fight hunger this December! patch.com/massachusett...

Thanks to Odysseys Unlimited, a treasured partner for over 9 years whose steadfast support has strengthened communities across MA. They have contributed more than $300,000, consistently ranking among the very top fundraising teams at the Walk for Hunger! projectbread.org/news/corpora...

We're grateful for Bay State Milling’s incredible partnership! A longtime Walk for Hunger champion, they brought 10 teams to the 2025 Walk, plus a $30K match and $120K+ contributed overall. Read more: projectbread.org/news/corpora...

🚨 SNAP update: There is a lot of noise in the news, and we know there is a lot of fear about the future of SNAP benefits. December SNAP benefits in Massachusetts were administered as usual. There are no changes to how you receive or use your benefits at this time.

Vital organizations like @projectbread.org have stepped up time and time again this year. When Republicans cut SNAP funding, they responded. When Trump withheld food assistance during the shutdown, they filled the void. They always show up for people in need, and I will always show up for them.

Saint Brendan School Kindergarteners decorated spoons and raised $220 for Project Bread! Teacher Mollie Oldham brought back this tradition from her own childhood. "I loved this project as a kid and now with my students," she said. #antihunger #endhunger #donate #givingseason #holidaygiving

When the government shutdown disrupted November SNAP benefits, over a million MA residents were left confused and worried about how they’d feed themselves and their families. Project Bread’s FoodSource Hotline became a lifeline during that moment. www.bostonglobe.com/2025/12/11/m...

SNAP caseloads are up 42% from pre-pandemic levels, driven by rising food costs, economic pressure, and efforts to connect MassHealth families to nutrition help. SNAP is essential. When the system can’t keep up, vulnerable families feel it. www.masslive.com/politics/202...