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That is the goal for Let’s Eat in 2026. We will rescue enough food to deliver 1 million meals to the food insecure population of Greater Baltimore. Help us do that. Send your tax deductible gift today

In Maryland there are 42,489 registered nonprofits with Baltimore City home to 6,645 organizations. At Let’s Eat we have never received any Maryland taxpayer money. All of our Revenue comes from private donations, special events and corporate grants. Virtually every dollar received goes to support those food insecure persons in Greater Baltimore. Trust Let’s Eat to do the right thing with your gifts and donations.

Last year Let’s Eat rescued about one million pounds of food and supplies. All were donated. An industry accepted way of calculating meals created from rescue is that 1.2 pounds creates one meal. By those measurements last year Let’s Eat served about 800,000 meals to those in need in Greater Baltimore.

Mary Shaw has been named VP of Development at Let’s Eat. Mary will head up our nonprofit’s grant division. Mary comes to Let’s Eat with a lengthy track record of business successes. Much of her career has been spent in the Washington DC market. The New York native currently resides in Baltimore. Commenting on Ms. Shaw’s talent, John P Scollan, Board Chairman, said “ Mary has accomplished more in two weeks than most executives accomplish in two months.” Let’s Eat Founder, C

Several area public schools are planning food drives to contribute to our food inventory this semester. What a great opportunity for team building at your school with students, parents and faculty participating. Some of our greatest learning takes place outside of the classroom. On this Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday what better way to give tribute than to live his words, “Everyone can be great, because everyone can serve.”

The Let’s Eat team is celebrating the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. who still inspires us today.

This week the Let’s Eat website hotshots will install an app which will allow you to purchase your tickets to our huge fundraiser in March Details: March 23, 2026 from 6pm to 9pm Cured 18th & 21st in Columbia Price $175 per ticket Ticket includes heavy appetizers, beer, wine and mixed drinks and entertainment. 100% of the proceeds will go to support the work of Let’s Eat in Greater Baltimore. Stay tuned to our next announcement.

Let’s Eat participated in the United Way of Central Maryland's service day in memory of Martin Luther King, Jr. The Center provided a wonderful selection of high quality meats, eggs , produce and everyday goods needed by families. Here’s a special shoutout to Sheila Scollan who jumped right in and made the event run smoothly. As we frequently say at Let’s Eat , Sheila was doing some “good human stuff# “ this morning in Brooklyn/Curtis Bay.

The Let’s Eat Board of Directors is honored to announce that Rita Cairnes has accepted our offer become member of our leadership team. Rita is the owner -broker of John W. Cairnes Realty Company . This firm has had a legendary presence in Harford County for over 5 decades. Rita is a longtime friend of Let’s Eat Founder, Catherine Morneault. They met years ago at Bible College and have stayed connected. Let’s Eat Board Chairman , John P. Scollan, said “ today after Rita became

Senior management team at Let’s Eat strives to provide our founding principles of respect, compassion, and service to all persons who we serve with every decision we make. We will never veer from our dedication to our core values no matter how much we grow. Catherine Morneault, Founder John Scollan, Board Chair Patty Warrenfeltz, Senior Board Member Victoria Whelan, Senior Board Member

Today was our first donation from our great friends at KeHE, most especially Angie, Dave and Patricia. Today’s 6500 pounds of delicious food will be on dinner tables tonight, all thanks to you.

Although Let’s Eat Founder and President, Catherine Morneault would never say this about herself, so I will. Catherine lives her life with humility, compassion with a deep sense of responsibility for others. Her example permeates the entire Let’s Eat organization everyday. As our nonprofit continues to grow serving more and more families , please understand that Let’s Eat will always serve our community with the unwavering traits lived by our Founder. John P Scollan Board Cha

But motivation comes from within yourself. I hope some of these words on our website blog will inspire you to give to Let’s Eat, but that decision is totally up to you

In addition to cash donations Let’s Eat also accepts gifts in kind. Just recently a generous donor gave Let’s Eat a used automobile which was given to an elderly volunteer who needed transportation for medical visits etc. If you or your company no longer needs trucks, vans, storage shelves etc please reach out to us and this way we may be able to help each other. Text John Scollan at 410-925-9341 to start a conversation.

The First Annual Let’s Eat Gala is being held on March 23rd at Cured 18th & 21st restaurant in Columbia, Maryland. This is our largest fundraiser in our 7 years of existence. Tickets are $175 each and 100% of the revenue goes to those thousands of food insecure families that we serve in Greater Baltimore. Keep a lookout here for more details and please help Let’s Eat do so much more for Baltimore.

All of you who follow Let’s Eat know that in 2025 we rescued one million pounds of food which helped several hundred thousands of food insecure persons in Greater Baltimore. We also support those organizations which offer similar human services. The Hope Center of Maryland provides food for students on weekends when these kids are not provided free school breakfast and lunch in Harford County. Today at Harford County Giant grocery stores Let’s Eat donated to their weekend fo

Help Let’s Eat feed even more children and seniors who are hungry in Greater Baltimore. Please give and become a philanthropist who makes the world a better place.

Carmax White Marsh has been a great friend to Let’s Eat for the last several years. This year we suggested that all friends of Let’s Eat in need of a automobile seek out our amazing salesman, Carlton Carrington when buying a car. Today, Let’s Eat Board Chairman, John Scollan and his wife Sheila purchased an absolute Creampuff Lincoln SUV from Carlton and they are ecstatic with their new ride. The car buying experience is truly effortless when dealing with Carlton at Carmax Wh

First Financial Federal Credit Union I offering one $3,000 scholarship for post secondary education to a graduating senior in each high school in the credit union’s field of membership. Deadline is February 1st. Details at Firstfinancial.org