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Helping Reduce Food Insecurity Across Affordable Housing Communities
Enriching the Experiences of Our Residents
Cupboards of Care was launched in 2016 to address the dilemma of food insecurity among low-income older adults in our affordable housing communities.
With the generosity of charitable partners, including individuals, corporations and foundations, we provide direct financial assistance in the form of debit cards for the purchase of healthy food items, including fresh produce and lean meats.
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Communities served in
- California
- Delaware
- Oregon
- Pennsylvania
- Washington
Recipe for Success
In A Nutshell
Impact
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Improved awareness of how to eat healthy on a limited budget
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Annual Questionnaire show majority (63%) of participants report Low Food Security
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Review of receipts show improvement in quality of items purchased – more fruits and vegetables, less high-fat, high-sugar, low-quality foods
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Residents report secondary outcomes, including improved health, weight loss, stabilized finances, and a greater sense of food security
Financial Information
Making A Difference
- Caroline J.S. Sanders Trust #1
- Caroline J.S. Sanders Trust #2
- Citi Community Capital
- Clarence W. Winter Charitable Trust
- Combined Baker Trust
- Community Foundation for Monterey County
- Dr. Hildegard Balin Charitable Trust
- Elmer Roe Deaver Foundation
- Estate of Alexander and Alma R. Jacobs
- Estate of Howell Lockhart Seiple
- Estate of Robert H. and Carol L. McNeill
- Estate of William R. and Jean Ann Yeats
- First Presbyterian Church of Darby
- HumanGood Team Members
- Individuals
- Irene D. Cunningham Trust
- Kitsap Community Foundation
- Ladies Aid Society of The Penn Presbyterian Medical Center
- Lake Tahoe Visitors Authority, Inc.
- Merritt Community Capital Corporation
- Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency (PHFA)
- The Connelly Foundation
- The Everett Clinic Foundation
- The Foundation for Delaware County
- The Gordon Charter Foundation
- The Kistler Tiffany Foundation
- The Philadelphia Foundation
- The Wawa Foundation
- W.W. Smith Charitable Trust
- Walmart Foundation, Inc.
- William M. King Charitable Foundation
- Yakima Valley Community Foundation
Our Charitable Partners
Culinary Connections
Downloadable PDF files
- Culinary Connections [winter/spring 2023] – newsletter for residents