Hunger at Home

Hunger at Home is a San Jose nonprofit founded in 2015 that recovers surplus food from local businesses and repurposes it into meals for Silicon Valley residents experiencing food insecurity. Learn more about its mission and programs on the Hunger at Home official website.

Through chefs, volunteers, nonprofit partners, and community organizations, Hunger at Home helps distribute nutritious food through direct food distribution and partner-operated shelters and charitable meal programs. It also provides chef-prepared meals tailored to the dietary and cultural needs of people living in shelters or transitional housing.

By redirecting usable food from disposal to community distribution, the organization connects food recovery with hunger relief and waste reduction. California residents seeking broader support can explore California homeless assistance resources and federal assistance resources. Visit the official site to confirm current program details.