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AMHERST — In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, Amherst resident Molly Gonzalez would head to the Mill River Recreation Area so her children could pick up free meals being distributed from the North Amherst site.On Thursday afternoon, the children,...

ADAMS, Mass. — The Hoosac Valley Summer Eats program, which offers free meals and other activities to kids and teens in the community, begins today, Tuesday.  Anyone 18 and younger...

With classes wrapping up for the summer and food prices high and continuing to rise, feeding children just became a hardship for many.

You’ve undoubtedly noticed that prices for many things you need to buy are much higher than they used to be. Each time we fill our cars with gas, pay our rent, or do the grocery shopping, we’re reminded that the U.S. inflation rate skyrocketed to 8.6%...

An unconventional profile can be a tough sell, but the potential rewards are worth the risk.

Project Bread is now hiring for the position of SNAP Enrollment Coordinator - Worcester in Worcester. Apply today.

Thousands of people across Massachusetts went out for a walk on Sunday as part of Project Bread's 54th annual walk for hunger.

Thousands of people across Massachusetts went out for a walk on Sunday as part of Project Bread's 54th annual walk for hunger.

Community members are invited to walk locally in their own neighborhoods on Sunday, May 1, to support Project Breads Walk for Hunger.

Framingham students will continue to receive free meals next school year, after the committee voted to enter into Community Eligibility Provision.