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Hunger Solutions works to fight hunger in Minnesota at every level.
- We work to solve the problems of today by getting food to those who need it. Our work to administer the state’s federal commodities program will bring more than five million pounds of food to Minnesota’s food shelves and meal programs this year, and our donors help us provide another million pounds of fresh produce and other foods to these agencies.
- We also ensure that effective help will be there tomorrow for those in need by providing our members with the funds, equipment, and training that they need to serve their communities.
- Finally, we provide long-term solutions to end hunger in the years to come by working to eliminate barriers to the use of public nutrition programs and by attacking hunger at its roots by actively participating in the larger poverty discussion.
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Matching gifts
Corporate matching gifts allow employers to support the causes that their employees believe in. If you are a donor to Hunger Solutions Minnesota, please let us know if you think your company may match the gift. Gifts are usually matched by completing a form created by your company. Hunger Solutions Minnesota is a non-for-profit agency, 501©3 and participates in the matching gift program.
Donors help the staff at Hunger Solutions in their work
- Coordinate the acquisition and distribution of over 20 million pounds of food for the state’s America’s Second Harvest food banks
- Provide training opportunities to food shelf directors on vital issues such as nutrition, culturally appropriate food, volunteer coordination and fundraising.
- Raise awareness of hunger and serve as the voice for the hungry in the state of Minnesota through advocacy in the legislature
- Secure coolers,freezers, and other equipment for food shelves, so they can provide more nutritious food to their community
- Coordinate special events and solicit grants that benefit Minnesota’s food shelves and America’s Second Harvest food banks.
