Month of a Million Meals
Help feed San Diegans in need this holiday season. More than 350,000 people in San Diego County are food insecure, including over 100,000 children.
Month of a Million Meals
Help feed San Diegans in need this holiday season. More than 350,000 people in San Diego County are food insecure, including over 100,000 children.
In 2024, our Month of a Million Meals campaign raised 9,819,950 meals! Give the gift of nourishment to your neighbors facing hunger.
Ways to Get Involved During Month of a Million Meals
Shop with our partners
We have a range of partnerships that give back to those facing hunger. When you shop certain brands or dine at selected restaurants, you can help contribute healthy meals to your neighbors in need.
Gift swag with impact
From bucket hats to sweatshirts and more! Every item purchased helps Feeding San Diego provide nutritious meals to San Diegans facing hunger.
Ways to Get Involved During Month of a Million Meals
Shop with our partners
We have a range of partnerships that give back to those facing hunger. When you shop certain brands or dine at selected restaurants, you can help contribute healthy meals to your neighbors in need.
Gift swag with impact
From bucket hats to sweatshirts and more! Every item purchased helps Feeding San Diego provide nutritious meals to San Diegans facing hunger.
Right now, I have $4.00 in my checking account. I don’t have money for food. We get good stuff, we get milk, eggs. Hopefully, it keeps coming.
“I just retired from the DMV. I was working for 15 years, almost, and I used to work for the Superior Court. I’ve had really good jobs, but now I can’t even survive. I’m barely making it. I have a good retirement and my Social Security. I’m 67. But when you pay over $3,800 just for your rent, you don’t have money, and I have a car payment and insurance. It’s over $4,000. It’s really, really hard. Right now, I have $4.00 in my checking account. And I have to go get medication. I don’t have money for food. I get food bank. Hopefully, it keeps coming. We get good stuff, we get milk, eggs. But it’s getting to be less and less and less and more and more people.”
— Esther, a retiree who attends Feeding San Diego food distributions
Right now, I have $4.00 in my checking account. I don’t have money for food. We get good stuff, we get milk, eggs. Hopefully, it keeps coming.
“I just retired from the DMV. I was working for 15 years, almost, and I used to work for the Superior Court. I’ve had really good jobs, but now I can’t even survive. I’m barely making it. I have a good retirement and my Social Security. I’m 67. But when you pay over $3,800 just for your rent, you don’t have money, and I have a car payment and insurance. It’s over $4,000. It’s really, really hard. Right now, I have $4.00 in my checking account. And I have to go get medication. I don’t have money for food. I get food bank. Hopefully, it keeps coming. We get good stuff, we get milk, eggs. But it’s getting to be less and less and less and more and more people.”
— Esther, a retiree who attends Feeding San Diego food distributions
Help Families Facing Hunger
Help Families Facing Hunger
We would love to have you as a corporate partner!
Your partnership would mean a lot to us — and hundreds of thousands of San Diegans.
