To celebrate the formation of Project Sauce, we are throwing a launch party and YOU’RE INVITED. The PS Launch Party will be on June 4th, 2026, 7:00PM at The Great Georgiana in Fort Greene. Each ticket includes lite bites, a small PS gift, and your first drink on us. givebutter.com/sauceparty?f...

We added 120 meals to the new Brooklyn Heights community fridge today, and delivered 15 meals directly to another family. Just another Sunday with Project Sauce

Come party with us! Tickets are $50! You get a lil gift, some lite bites, a free beverage, and most importantly you help us provide meals to New Yorkers!

To celebrate the formation of Project Sauce, we are throwing a launch party and YOU’RE INVITED. The PS Launch Party will be on June 4th, 2026, 7:00PM at The Great Georgiana in Fort Greene. Each ticket includes lite bites, a small PS gift, and your first drink on us. givebutter.com/sauceparty?f...

Final @projectsaucenyc.bsky.social walk count for me today. 4 trips to community fridges. 200 meals distributed. What a day 🫶🏽

Want some delicious bbq chicken or tofu? You’re in luck! Here’s our recipes from Sunday!

Being able to drag 3 wagons worth of meals to the fridge on Sunday was exhausting but so exciting. As the affordability crisis rages on with indifference from Washington, we at Project Sauce are choosing something better. Community.

We were able to cook 151 meals and bring them to the Brooklyn Heights Community Fridge on Sunday. Our highest meal count yet. Check out the work we’re doing and throw us a donation if you can. Our next goal is to rent a commercial kitchen and increase our output! www.projectsauce.org

We are so excited to be recognized as 501c3 charitable organization. In 3 months, this group of friends came together with an idea, started cooking and packaging over 1k meals, incorporated in the state of NY, and raised thousands of dollars through grassroots marketing.

Whenever the world feels like shit, I’m glad @projectsaucenyc.bsky.social exists. We made and shared 122 meals today in downtown Brooklyn. Our design volunteers made us the beginnings of a website. The best counter to despair, is action. Action is better together. www.projectsauce.org

Saucy Sundays, babyyyy!! We’ve made over 1000 meals since starting about 2 months ago. If you want to help us keep cooking, donate through the link in bio or dm us to see how to get involved!!

Here’s our recipes!

Some miso tofu/chicken over rice and Seco de pollo to the community fridge yesterday!

Cutting Programs that help Americans to fund an illegal war of choice is an absolute slap and spit in the face of every person in this country. Poverty is a policy choice. @projectsaucenyc.bsky.social decided to choose something better. Please donate if you can: Givebutter.com/psdonate

95 @projectsaucenyc.bsky.social meals into the community. Chicken and tofu fricassee. Kacy’s family recipe. 🫶🏽

As usual, here’s how to make the Good Soup

That’s some good soup

Think of all the good we could do with $200 billion 🤔

There’s one estimate that $25billion a year would end hunger in this country.

Hold your loved ones, share a meal, and celebrate being together. We’ve only got each other, so let’s help each other survive. Here’s our recipes from Sunday!

Our vision is a city where New Yorkers work together to broaden impact with kindness and care so all may live with dignity. If you are inspired like we are, our donation link is live (in bio and at givebutter.com/psdonate). Poverty is a policy choice, and we choose something better.

Op-ed: Qualifying for federal SNAP benefits is onerous and prevents many eligible college students from applying. States are stepping up to streamline and simplify the process.

Every week, we try to make hearty, healthy meals that anyone can make. We believe that people at home should also be able to replicate the same meals we make on a smaller scale at affordable prices, so we will be sharing our recipes every week on our socials.

How do SNAP time limits work and who do they affect? Our Q&A breaks down the policy and what it means for participants. frac.org/blog/qa-how-...

I guess the 48% of New Yorkers struggling to make ends meet can't navigate the real world

It’s kind of a big deal ⬇️⬇️⬇️

From one perspective, this is a story about grit and determination. From another, it's a damning portrait of a country where someone working full-time at $11/hour lives in a $60-a-night motel with her toddler—then spends evenings DoorDashing with her kid because affordable childcare is nonexistent.

Let us introduce ourselves! We're Project Sauce. A Brooklyn based group cooking hot, fresh meals on Sundays that we put in community fridges. All while advocating to change the structural systems that keep us struggling. Poverty is a Policy Choice #GetSaucy