Wealth without work. Pleasure without conscience. Knowledge without character. Commerce without morality. Science without humanity. Worship without sacrifice. Politics without principle.
At Let’s Eat our entire team is attentive to the needs of those persons who we serve. We live these principles daily.
“ Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance, you must keep moving.” At Let’s Eat we literally keep moving 6 days each week to serve others in need. Help us help them. It doesn’t take an Einstein to figure out that $50 can feed a family or two for a week.
A Let’s Eat Guiding Principle
Let’s Eat Board Chairman, John Scollan, has joined this board whose purpose is to connect graduating students to careers in Greater Baltimore. Let’s Eat has had several UB students work in various capacities at our nonprofit and Mr. Scollan wants to help in any way possible to get UB grads employed.
The abbreviation stands for Students Consulting for Nonprofit Organizations which is a Johns Hopkins University student group which provided the Let’s Eat Board of Directors with an in-depth analysis of our operations from top to bottom. We are honored that students from one of the world’s top universities selected us as a consultant client. Shortly, we will share some of their findings with all of our followers.
“You have power over your mind- not outside events. Realize this and you will find strength “ Marcus Aurelius
In 2026 there are additional challenges qualifying for SNAP benefits. The cost of food, fuel, energy and everything else has been driven higher by inflation. Plus our food donations are down about 10% from 2025. Let’s Eat is not discouraged or deterred, quite the opposite. We have redoubled our efforts to seek more food and funding to provide for those in our network. Please donate to Let’s Eat today.
One of the greatest private companies in the US We are fortunate that we have a multi year relationship with the North East, Maryland warehouse. In the process tens of thousands of people have benefited from their high quality and organic food products.
This week Let’s Eat received a very large donation from a donor who wished to remain anonymous. We will honor every request of any donor, corporation or family charity who requires no public announcement of their gift.
To be committed to a cause bigger than yourself is needed for a happy retirement. Let’s Eat has many professional opportunities for executives, accountants, technology engineers, and teachers. If you are in or nearing retirement reach out to us. Please email our board chairman, John Scollan. Email him at: jpscollan@letsestinc.org
Here’s a a wonderful Mother’s Day to all the mom’s who struggle to feed your families. We never, ever forget to appreciate all of you. We will again do our best to bring you the highest quality foods again this week.
The leadership team at Let’s Eat is so proud to announce that our former intern from the University of Baltimore, Jigyasha Kunwar, has accepted a position at a national nonprofit with an office in Washington DC. Jiggy became our first Social Media Specialist and built that department under the direction of Vice President of Marketing, Kelly Rose. Let’s Eat Board Chairman, John P Scollan, commented that” I hope that Jiggy enjoyed working with us as we did working with her.” Le
That’s the theme for this Friday’s financial seminar at the AmeriCorps class in Federal Hill The Let’s Eat faculty are Ronnie BooDoo and JP Scollan, those gentlemen will be instructors for this event.
Thanks to our exceptionally talented social media team, Let’s Eat has now surpassed 1,000 followers for the first time on Facebook. Kelly and Maegan, we are so fortunate to have your talent,skills and heart for our mission.
French philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre once said “It is impossible to appreciate the light without knowing the darkness.” At Let’s Eat we encounter many who have suffered too much darkness in their lives. Through the gift of food we hope they will appreciate the light. Please consider becoming a Let’s Eat donor, friend or benefactor. Give today and be part of the light in Greater Baltimore.
Please remember our accounting intern, Jamea, who underwent heart surgery today. Jamea, your Let’s Eat family is thinking and praying for your swift recovery.
