Normally when the US stock market surges as it has in 2025, there is a significant uptick in donations to nonprofits. If you hold equities which had a banner year please share some of your gains with Let’s Eat. It’s easy to donate and your gift is tax deductible.

This Giving Tuesday, we’re inviting our community to come together and make a meaningful difference.

Winter is here. Today is cold, rainy, nasty and wet. Yet, the Let’s Eat crew has been out since 5am rescuing food to be given to some of Baltimore’s most impoverished families. Catherine and her team brave the raw conditions so that some Baltimore City kid will have dinner tonight. It’s Giving Tuesday please give what you can to support a very worthwhile cause.

We know that you have many worthy organizations to donate to. We hope that you consider giving to Let’s Eat tomorrow. We feed hundreds of thousands of folks in Greater Baltimore each year and we are a completely volunteer organization who never charges any person or family a dime for our food donation. Thank you.

Kindness is the language the deaf can hear and the blind can see. Mark Twain

The Blue Jays advanced to the 3rd round of the NCAA Division 3 Playoffs by securing a victory over Springfield (Massachusetts) College by a final score of 34-14 today at Homewood Field. The university’s student nonprofit called Blue Jays for Baltimore volunteers with Let’s Eat to provide service and support to those struggling in Baltimore. The nonprofit is comprised of many varsity football players who recently delivered turkeys to 12 social services organizations around Ba

Christopher, you don’t even live in Baltimore, Maryland. So your generosity is even more significant. Because of you about 400 Baltimore families ,who mostly live below the poverty line , will enjoy a fresh turkey or whole chicken for Thanksgiving Dinner. You made this possible for people you don’t know and will never meet. You, young man, are in inspiration. We are honored that you selected Let’s Eat for this amazing gift Catherine Morneault, Founder and President John Patr

There is no greatness without a great purpose. Become part of our growing greatness. Become a monthly donor. We lovingly call our monthly donors, Catherine’s Angels, in honor of the Founder of Let’s Eat. We guarantee it will add to your life’s purpose.

That’s because the Let’s Eat team along with some special student athletes from JHU who will handle logistics and delivery to 12 Baltimore churches, transition homes, colleges, women’s shelters and other humanitarian organizations. The Hopkins undergraduates volunteer under their student run nonprofit called Blue Jays for Baltimore. Several of these athletes are football players who have earned a chance to participate in the NCAA playoffs next Saturday. The young men could be

The Baltimore Community Foundation has awarded Let’s Eat, Inc. a generous $15,000 operational grant, and we couldn’t be more grateful.

This year’s final board of directors meeting for Let’s Eat, Inc. will occur Wednesday December 10th at the Maryland Golf & Country Club in Bel Air. A generous donor is picking up the tab for all expenses.

The American Farm Bureau reported that turkey prices are about the same as they were in 2024. This, in spite of, the US turkey population being at the lowest level since 1985 due to the Bird Flu. There won’t be much of an impact for Let’s Eat. We are right on schedule to provide turkeys to 500 Baltimore families this Thanksgiving.

Thank you for your generous grant to sustain the mission of Let’s Eat. We are honored and humbled with your operational grant. Thank you for your faith in us and for what we do for the Greater Baltimore Community. We will not let you down. We receive all of our food donations free of charge and our nonprofit has no paid employees. This fact guarantees that your gift will truly support those food insecure families for which this grant was intended. John P Scollan Board Chairma

At our core Let’s Eat rescues food then redistributes it to those who go hungry in Greater Baltimore. Sometimes we need to help in a family emergency, as we did today. A family with 5 young children and a single mom were without electricity for 6 straight days. Let’s Eat paid the arrearages and we hope this family is able to get some permanent relief from government sources. But today Let’s Eat was a lifesaver to one Baltimore family.

If your organization would like to hear about our amazing story first hand, then please contact us to arrange a meeting with Let’s Eat Board Chairman, John Patrick Scollan. John will tell your church, social or fraternal organization or your corporation how we contribute to thousands of families in Greater Baltimore. Send email to: jpscollan@letseatinc.org

Thank you Graffiti Church on Greenmount Avenue for your gift to help finance our turkey drive for Thanksgiving. Your gift will feed 35 families on November 27th

Let’s Eat wants to feed 500 Baltimore area families who may not have a Thanksgiving Dinner this year. Please click the Donate button and give what you can. A $20 donation will buy a fine, plump turkey for a family in need .

Let’s Eat has received a generous donation of an automobile to be given to a worthy family in desperate need of transportation. Could anyone make a donation matching the value of this automobile? We are looking for a gift of $2500.

“The happiest people are not those getting more. The happiest people are giving more” Author H. Jackson Browne, Life’s Little Instruction book.

A $5 donation will provide one family with a complete dinner who otherwise would have gone without. Please help us help families in need this Thanksgiving