Baltimore Hunger Project

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Baltimore Hunger Project Baltimore Hunger Project, a 501(c)3, removes the barrier to learning by providing food and resources to food insecure children in our community.

Inspired by the story of an organization in Florida that provides weekend nutrition packages to elementary school children, we are focusing on Baltimore City and County elementary schools with a high percentage of students who qualify for FARM by discreetly providing them with packages full of a weekend's worth of food. We strongly believe improved nutrition on the weekends enables "at-risk" children to be better prepared to participate in their education.

Spread the Word: Community Food Distribution tomorrow. All are welcome. First come, first served.
10/13/2026

Spread the Word: Community Food Distribution tomorrow. All are welcome. First come, first served.

Please Share: Buy a bag for yourself and donate a bag to Baltimore Hunger Project!Have leftover Halloween candy? We’d lo...
10/13/2026

Please Share: Buy a bag for yourself and donate a bag to Baltimore Hunger Project!

Have leftover Halloween candy? We’d love that, too!

We’re collecting unopened, individually wrapped, nut-free candy November 2–6 to bring a little extra sweetness to the children we serve.

đź“Ť Drop off at 9596 Deereco Road, Timonium
🕙 Monday–Thursday, 10 AM–4 PM

Today, Constellation employees packed an incredible 2,000 Morning Essentials bags for families served by Baltimore Hunge...
10/08/2026

Today, Constellation employees packed an incredible 2,000 Morning Essentials bags for families served by Baltimore Hunger Project!

Each bag is filled with easy-to-prepare breakfast options to help the whole family start their day with one less worry. When we support families, we help give children the stability they need to come to school ready to learn.

This was the first of several upcoming volunteer events, and we’re so grateful for Constellation’s continued support and dedication to our community!

Please Share: 🪥 October is National Dental Hygiene Month!Here’s an easy way to turn your next dental cleaning into somet...
10/01/2026

Please Share: 🪥 October is National Dental Hygiene Month!

Here’s an easy way to turn your next dental cleaning into something more.

We’re asking dentists, dental offices, and friends of BHP to save the free toothbrushes, toothpaste, and dental floss given out after cleanings and donate them to Baltimore Hunger Project.

These everyday essentials can make a meaningful difference for the children and families we serve—and it costs nothing extra to help.

🦷 Dentists: Consider starting a collection at your office.
🪥 Friends: Save your dental goodie bag after your next cleaning and bring it to BHP.

A healthy smile starts with having the basics. đź’™

Thanks to an incredible group of volunteers, 570 Weekend Food Bags were packed and ready for our students, along with hy...
09/30/2026

Thanks to an incredible group of volunteers, 570 Weekend Food Bags were packed and ready for our students, along with hygiene bags filled with essential items.

The energy in the warehouse was amazing—and so was the impact. Every bag packed means one more child has the food and resources they need to show up ready to learn.

Thank you to everyone who spent time with us and helped make it happen. This is what community looks like!

The empty plates are starting to show up—and every one adds another voice.Hunger can be easy to overlook. That’s exactly...
09/12/2026

The empty plates are starting to show up—and every one adds another voice.

Hunger can be easy to overlook. That’s exactly why we’re asking our community to make it visible.

Grab a plate. Take a photo. Tell us why you are holding it. Tag someone else to keep it going.

And don’t stop there.

After you share your plate, choose one action you can take to help fill one.

Donate. Volunteer. Collect food. Engage your company. Tell someone about BHP.

Why are you holding your empty plate—and what will you do next?

“I am holding a plate to remind me that food fuels my body so I may spread my wings.”


Today, this empty plate becomes something more.Baltimore Hunger Project begins another year of providing weekend food to...
09/11/2026

Today, this empty plate becomes something more.

Baltimore Hunger Project begins another year of providing weekend food to more than 2,600 students across Baltimore City and County.

Behind every bag is a child.

And behind every bag is also someone who chose to take action.

A volunteer. A donor. A business. A community partner. A board member. Someone who decided they could help.

This Hunger Action Month, take your photo.

Then help us fill one.

$6.90 provides one child with a weekend food bag.

Awareness matters. Action changes what happens next.

Please Share: An empty plate can say a lot.For too many children, it represents a weekend when there may not be enough f...
09/10/2026

Please Share: An empty plate can say a lot.

For too many children, it represents a weekend when there may not be enough food at home.

This Hunger Action Month, I'm asking you to help us make hunger visible.

Take a photo with an empty plate. Share why ending childhood hunger matters to you. Tag Baltimore Hunger Project and challenge 2–3 others to do the same.

I'll start.

I'm holding this plate for the thousands of children in our community who deserve to walk into school focused on learning—not worrying about their next meal.

But I don't want this to stop with a photograph.

After you post, take one action.

Give $6.90 to provide a weekend food bag. Volunteer. Donate food. Start a food drive. Invite someone new into this work.

Make hunger visible. Then help us do something about it.

Who will join me?

This weekend, the North Baltimore County Cluster and Hub of the United Methodist Church came together to pack more than ...
08/31/2026

This weekend, the North Baltimore County Cluster and Hub of the United Methodist Church came together to pack more than 2,500 snack bags for Baltimore Hunger Project, led by Pastor Scott Shumaker.

And the generosity didn’t stop there. First Fruits Farm, Inc. lent a truck to make sure every bag made its way to our warehouse today.

These bags will soon be in the hands of students who need them—because something as simple as a snack can help a child get through the day ready to learn.

We are so grateful to everyone who packed, organized, lifted, loaded and delivered. This is what community looks like.

There is something pretty special about seeing our warehouse fill up with backpacks.Not empty backpacks—but backpacks fi...
08/25/2026

There is something pretty special about seeing our warehouse fill up with backpacks.

Not empty backpacks—but backpacks filled with everything a child needs to walk into school ready for the year ahead.

Because of the generosity of our community, students at our partner schools will receive backpacks packed with notebooks, folders, pencils, crayons and other school essentials. For families balancing the rising cost of groceries and everyday expenses, that support matters.

At Baltimore Hunger Project, our work has always been about removing barriers to learning. Sometimes that means weekend food. Sometimes it means stocking a school pantry. And sometimes it means making sure a child has the supplies they need on the first day of school.

To everyone who purchased, filled, collected and delivered backpacks for our students—thank you.

You helped make the start of this school year a little easier for families and a lot brighter for kids.

Address

9596 Deereco Road
Timonium, MD
21030

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 9am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 4:30pm
Thursday 9am - 4:30pm
Friday 9am - 3pm

Telephone

+14109891247

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