FoodFund is a hunger relief content network. Creators don’t run a one-time charity campaign — they build an ongoing series. The giving makes the content authentic. The content makes the giving recurring. Your page, your food bank partner, your story.
Not because we need you to sell something. Because the people who will actually donate are already in your audience — they just need someone they trust to show them where the money goes and bring them back every month.
FoodFund gives you a personalised page, a verified food bank partner, a live meal counter, and a recurring content structure: food bank visits, volunteer days, monthly impact updates, a closing report when you rotate to your next partner. Every chapter of your series is built on something real and verifiable. Your earnings from the platform can go back to food programs if you choose.
You don’t need to be a food creator. You need an audience that trusts you and a story worth telling. Here’s what creators actually post.
From application to first donation in under a week.
We know what the skeptical comment looks like. “Where does the money actually go?” We built FoodFund to answer that question before it gets asked.
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 touched by FoodFund Inc.
Every partner food bank is a registered 501(c)(3) with a publicly verifiable EIN. The fee is shown as a named line item on every donation screen. The structure doesn’t change based on creator, chapter, or donation volume.
Apply takes five minutes. Approval takes two business days. Your first donation could happen the same week.