What we are
FoodFund is a hunger relief content network. Giving is the mechanism. Storytelling is the product.
Creators don’t use FoodFund to run a one-time charity campaign. They build an ongoing content vertical — partnering with a verified food bank, documenting food bank visits, posting monthly impact updates, and closing each chapter with a shareable impact report before the next partner activates. The giving makes the content authentic. The content makes the giving recurring.
FoodFund operates as a two-entity hybrid. FoodFund Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, holds the charitable mission, receives all donations, and disburses 96% directly to verified food bank partners. FoodFund Inc. builds and operates the technology platform, charging the Foundation a transparent 4% service fee that covers operations and creator revenue share (1–2%). Donor contributions are never handled by FoodFund Inc. Learn more about our structure →
The core innovation is not donation collection — it is making hunger relief a recurring content story that audiences want to follow, fund, and share.
Why $1 funds 2 meals: Food banks operate at roughly $0.50 per meal because they source rescued surplus food, bulk commodities, and USDA-donated goods — not retail groceries. Your dollar covers the full cost of getting existing food from source to someone who needs it. Full explanation →