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Stop Hunger – Sodexo’s Philanthropic Foundation for Food Aid Stop Hunger, change lives Stop Hunger fights food insecurity worldwide — responding in times of crisis, empowering communities and uniting changemakers to create lasting impact. Stop Hunger, Sodexo’s philanthropic foundation, is more than a cause — it’s a global movement powered by action.
What began with a group of Sodexo employees determined to feed children during school breaks has grown into a worldwide force for change. Our strength comes from dedicated volunteers, trusted NGO partners and the support of our founding partner, Sodexo. Because hunger is not an option, and together we can build a future where no one goes hungry.
Stop Hunger brings together volunteers, businesses and nonprofits to fight hunger — raising awareness, serving meals, funding solutions and responding to crises with the power of collective action. Stop Hunger provides vital food aid, funding programs like backpack grants, summer meals and campus pantries to ensure children, families and communities have daily access to nutritious food.
Beyond food aid, Stop Hunger invests in youth-led solutions and workforce programs that break the cycle of poverty, equipping individuals with skills, education and opportunities for lasting change. Give today. empower tomorrow.
Hunger shouldn’t stand in the way of a better future. Your donation fuels a movement that fights food insecurity, empowers women and young people and unites communities to create lasting change. Every contribution helps provide meals, support and opportunity.
Join us — because every gift is a step toward a hunger-free world. Powered by people, driven by purpose Stop Hunger goes beyond food aid to create lasting change. Through innovative programs, strategic partnerships and volunteer action, we tackle the root causes of food insecurity.
With 100% of partner donations going directly to NGOs, we ensure every contribution makes a real difference. Join us in building a future where no one goes hungry. Stop Hunger, Sodexo's unique philanthropic cause, is a global non-profit network working for a world without hunger.
Initiated in the United States in 1996 by employees of Sodexo, its founding partner, the movement has since grown. Today, Stop Hunger is present in 60 countries, working hand in hand with over 300 NGOs. Stop Hunger fights against food insecurity, with the strong conviction that empowering women and younger generations is at the heart of solutions for a better future.
Organizations supported in 2024 Funds distributed in 2024 Backpack programs in 2024 Granted since 1996 to end hunger In charitable grants and academic awards since 1996 Hundreds Volunteer at InReach Summit to Combat Hunger and Support Texas Military Families Flipping the Script this Giving Tuesday! Stop Hunger's 1st Fall Kick-Off Wellness Challenge Results
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