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SNAP access is at risk in Massachusetts. We need to take action now! Federal cuts are stripping vital food assistance from families—and the situation is made worse because they can’t reach DTA.
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Creators, causes, and connections in every direction. ✨
Last week, we brought together Boston's mission-driven creators and the nonprofit leaders we're proud to represent for The Changemaker Soirée. We are still feeling inspired.
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SNAP strengthens local economies. Every $1 in SNAP benefits generates up to $1.80 in economic activity during downturns. When participation declines, that economic activity disappears, hurting grocers, farmers, and communities.
Read more: frac.org/blog/a-deliberate-p…
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Make sure to have your voice heard, MA residents!
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🗳️ Tomorrow, September 1, is Massachusetts’ primary election!
Cast your ballot and vote against hunger. Find everything you need to vote at our Voter Resource Center: projectbread.org/policy-work…
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.@ProjectBread's School Food Fellowship trained nearly 90 Chicopee cafeteria staff this week, turning family recipes and restaurant favorites into scratch-cooked school lunches.
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Attention SPS families:
The deadline to use SunBucks is Monday, Aug. 31. Use yours before they expire.
@projectbread
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Since H.R. 1 was enacted in July 2025, approximately 5.5 million people have lost SNAP. Since January 2025, SNAP participation has declined by approximately 6.3 million people.
These are real people losing access to food assistance they rely on.
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Mark your calendar: Aug. 17–21. Advocates across the country are coming together for a Nationwide SNAP Week of Action. Join us in calling on Congress to invest in SNAP and reverse the harmful cuts enacted in H.R. 1.
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From farmers who grow our food to families who put meals on the table, SNAP strengthens communities across the country. Investing in SNAP means investing in stronger, healthier families and communities. secure.everyaction.com/76Itk…
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Project Bread and the Make Hunger History Coalition hosted a non-partisan forum in East Boston for U.S. Senate candidates in Massachusetts. The event focused on hunger and food access, and gave voters a chance to hear where each of the candidates stand.
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Hunger is a policy choice. And right now, policy coming out of Washington and decisions from leadership in our State House are resulting in food insecurity affecting 40% of Massachusetts residents. Inform your vote in the September primary elections to vote against hunger.
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Yes.
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With thousands of ARMY traveling to Boston, plz consider helping our neighbors who are struggling with hunger
Our fundraising page for @projectbread's The Walk for Hunger is still open
give.projectbread.org/Boraha…
This project is also added to @OneInAnARMY's #AnpanARMYxArirangTour
On May 3rd, Team Borahae Boston walked alongside 4000+ others at The Walk for Hunger in support of @ProjectBread's mission to end hunger in MA
With your generous donations, our team raised $800—2.5x our initial goal!! 📈🎉
You can still DONATE at give.projectbread.org/Boraha…
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More than 175,000 Massachusetts residents have lost SNAP benefits over the past year, including 62,000 children. As food insecurity rises, organizations like @ProjectBread are helping connect families to the food resources they need while advocating for lasting solutions.
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No student should have to worry about whether they can access a school meal. Thank you @Ilhan and @SenSanders for reintroducing the Universal School Meals Program Act. Universal school meals would help students, support families and strengthen schools nationwide. #SchoolMeals4All
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We can't say enough good things about our partners @ProjectBread and the work they do supporting all of our communities throughout the year.
Give them a follow so you can keep up with their awesome work!
We’ve got your Summer Eats! Summer Eats provides free, nutritious meals for kids and teens ages 18 and under across Massachusetts when school is out. Find a site near you at projectbread.org/summereats
#summereats #summereatsma
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14 million kids in America are food insecure—a terrible problem that gets worse during the summer when school is out of session & they don’t have access to nutritious school meals. Thankfully, incredible programs like #SummerEats are stepping in to help feed hungry kids!
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All of us are proud, and fortunate, to have @projectbread as one of our trusted community partners! "Summer Eats" is one of several awesome @projectbread programs!
☀️🍉 Hear from parents about why they love Summer Eats so much! From free, nutritious meals for their kids to fun activities for the family to being a part of a strong community, Summer Eats offers plenty of benefits.
Find a meal site at projectbread.org/summereats
#summereats
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Salem Summer Eats served more than 1,700 meals in its first week. Keep in mind we have new dinner sites at Collins Cove Park (4-4:45 p.m.) and Pequot Highlands (5-5:45 p.m.) Monday through Friday. Sites and schedules at: salemk12.org/district-depart…
@projectbread @CityofSalemMA
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Residents ...
@projectbread will help you feed your kids during the summer. There is no need to go hungry when help is available.




























