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Most-backed food programs in the United States

The 50 most-backed food programs in the United States

The 50 most-backed food programs in the United States are ranked by their centrality in the sector's funding network — a measure of how embedded they are through grants received, board connections, and shared funders.

The largest are Farm Share Inc, Meals On Wheels America, and Second Harvest Food Bank Of Middle Tennessee Inc.

Organizations
5,647
Total revenue
$3.8B
Total assets
$2.7B

Most-backed food programs in the United States

Ranked by sector centrality (ImpactRank over the funder graph).

Farm Share Inc
Meals On Wheels America
Second Harvest Food Bank Of Middle Tennessee Inc
The Society Of Saint Andrew Inc
Hunger Solutions Minnesota
Food Forward Inc
Foodlink Inc
Kroger Co Zero Hunger Zero Waste Foundation
Nar Incorporated
Table To Table Inc
City Harvest Inc
Palm Beach County Food Bank Inc
Rethink Food Nyc Inc
Food Research & Action Center Inc
Full Plates Full Potential
Crossroads Community Services Inc
Arkansas Hunger Relief Alliance Inc
Project Bread - The Walk For Hunger Inc
Ozarks Food Harvest Inc
Second Helpings Inc
Feeding San Diego
Second Helpings Atlanta Inc
Harvesters - The Community Food Network
Eastwest Food Rescue
Martha'S Table Inc
Emergency Food Network Of Tacoma And Pierce County
Means Database Inc
Food Share Inc
Hunger Free Colorado
LLineage Foundation For Good
Bread For The City Inc
Indy Hunger Network Inc
Meals On Wheels People Inc
Boston Area Gleaners Inc
Harvest Texarkana Regional Food Bank Inc
A Simple Gesture - Greensboro Inc
Hoosiers Feeding The Hungry Inc
The Agricultural And Labor Program Incorporated
Nashville Food Project Inc
Waste Not Want Not
Kids' Food Basket Inc
Women'S Foodservice Forum
T A S K
Community Food Share Inc
Rose Centers For Aging Well Llc
Farmer Foodshare Inc
Paul'S Place Inc
Lifecare Alliance
The Children'S Hunger Project Inc
Wedontwaste Inc
Public data from IRS Form 990 e-file & Business Master File. A 990 shows how an organization is run and funded — not its real-world outcomes. Figures are presented without evaluation; we do not rate, score, or rank organizations. · philanthropy.org