Share Food Program
Ending Hunger in the Greater Philadelphia region.
Share Food Program
Ending Hunger in the Greater Philadelphia region.
Food is a Human Right
We believe food is a human right and hunger is a solvable problem.
Since 2022, the number of people coming to us for help on a monthly basis has nearly doubled.
Food insecurity is rising, the cost of groceries is high, and life-saving resources are in short supply,
but Share remains committed to serving our communities. Help us keep our neighbors fed today.
Our Impact
Home Delivery
2500+
The number of 30-pound boxes of food delivered directly to seniors each month.
Communities in Need
19.7%
The percentage of Philadelphia neighbors living in poverty.
Working Together
280+
The number of Share partner pantries and community organizations helping us fight hunger.
Together we can end hunger in our region
News & Events
Stay updated on food distributions, volunteer opportunities, and local programs. Get involved and help feed Philadelphians—one meal at a time.
Policy & Advocacy
November 5, 2026
Midterm Updates on Food Access Policy at the City, State and Federal level
Host of our monthly advocacy calls Andrew Wisniewski put together these helpful summaries of what is likely to happen next on the food access front for all levels of government,…
Read More5 Ideas for Growing Food and Strengthening Local Food Systems
Features1. Support farm-to-community produce access by shopping at a local farmers’ market, joining a CSA, or even starting your own container garden and sharing your harvest with your neighbors. Farmers…
Read MoreHarvesting Hope and Fresh Produce at Nice Roots Farm
FeaturesNice Roots Farm continues to make a meaningful impact in our community. Last year, we harvested more than 6,000 pounds of fresh produce, all of which was donated to local…
Read MoreShare Steps Up for Norristown Kids
FeaturesThe first Norristown summer meal box distribution of the year was scheduled to begin at 11:30 a.m., and by 11:15 a.m., there was already a line of cars around the…
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