Catherine D’Amato watched progress on President Trump’s signature policy legislation with concern. As head of the Greater ...

Massachusetts food banks expect a 70% surge in need due to cuts in Medicaid and food stamps from Trump's bill.

The Greater Boston Food Bank and Mass.General Brigham reported that about 2 million adults faced food insecurity over the ...

A Natick local has been recognized for his major contribution to The Greater Boston Food Bank. On June 12, the GBFB, the largest hunger-relief organization in New England, honored the individuals and ...

Boston Public Library and the Greater Boston Food Bank are teaming up for the Spice Bank Collective, a way to celebrate cultural identity and family traditions, encourage creative and healthy ...

The Greater Boston Food Bank has long been a resource for those experiencing food insecurity. Now, as the state continues to close schools and temporarily shut down institutions — limiting ...

The leader of the Greater Boston Food Bank is calling on city officials to take decisive action and address the public health emergency in the area of Massachusetts Avenue and Melnea Cass ...

“This is turkey time,” the head of Greater Boston Food Bank declared Thursday before 1,200 birds were moved along a “human chain” of volunteers, politicians and sports mascots to kick off ...

BOSTON — Volunteers for the Greater Boston Food Bank spend hundreds of hours every year giving back and helping their community. Every week, two local airline employees do their part to help ...

The Greater Boston Food Bank distributed more food in both March and April than in any other month in the food bank's 40-year history, the organization said as a new survey shows a sharp rise in ...

CHALLENGES. THE GREATER BOSTON FOOD BANK DISTRIBUTES ABOUT 117 MILLION POUNDS OF FOOD EVERY YEAR TO THE PEOPLE OF EASTERN MASSACHUSETTS. APPROXIMATELY 1 IN 3 PEOPLE IN THE COMMONWEALTH ARE FOOD ...

The Greater Boston Food Bank saw a 23 percent increase in the number of people it served across Eastern Massachusetts from 2005 to 2009, to 545,000 annually.