The Massachusetts Hunger Free Campus Coalition (HFCC) envisions a Commonwealth without college hunger.
Join our growing coalition of students, advocates, campus leaders, and community organizations who are working to advance legislation and sustainable funding for the Hunger Free Campus Initiative (S939/H1466). The Hunger Free Campus Initiative empowers community colleges and public universities to address campus hunger through projects tailored to their unique food security needs.
Join us on March 12th at the statehouse to advocate for the hunger free campus initiative, learn more about our advocate days and read about our most recent action this fall here.
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Written by Stefano Mancini, Bill Emerson Congressional Hunger Center Fellow with The Greater Boston Food Bank. The buildings of Springfield Technical Community College (STCC) have long been sites of innovation – on the site of Read more
Boston, MA (March 28, 2024) – Yesterday, nearly 100 students, campus leaders, and advocates from across the state, convened by the MA Hunger Free Campus Coalition and MASSPIRG Students, joined for a briefing and advocacy Read more
Written by Stefano Mancini, Bill Emerson National Hunger Fellow with The Greater Boston Food Bank. The scale of food insecurity in Massachusetts is staggering. About 1 in 3 public college students in our state are Read more
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Kate Adams Public Policy Manager The Greater Boston Food Bank kadams@gbfb.org
Laura Sylvester Public Policy Manager The Food Bank of Western Massachusetts lauras@fbwma.org