Want to contribute to one of Greater Baltimore’s favorite food rescue and food resource operations? Why not hold a benefit fundraiser with Let’s Eat being the recipient of raised funds. Recently a Johns Hopkins University sorority and a fellow fraternity offered to hold a Spring Fundraiser exclusively for Let’s Eat. We are beyond honored and thrilled by these wonderful undergraduates at one of the world’s most notable universities. Got an idea: contact John Scollan at jpscoll

Three words which drive Let’s Eat everyday

According to several nonprofit surveys one in four previous donors do not plan to give to charities in 2026. Hoping that the data are incorrect, but Let’s Eat like most nonprofits must deal with this reality. Please be one of the 3 in 4 who will donate in 2026. Please tap the Donate button and be the philanthropist your are.

Our first Annual Gala Fundraiser is being held at Cured 18th & 21st restaurant in Columbia on March 23rd. We

This week in spite of the frigid weather Let’s Eat was able to provide a van load of food to this wonderful organization based in Northeast Baltimore. Let’s Eat Founder, Catherine Morneault, was so impressed with the efforts of HARBEL staff and family members who unloaded food from the vehicles. Let’s Eat is proud to be involved with such a top notch community services organization.

We will be attending the B’more Healthy Expo at the Baltimore Convention Center on Saturday February 7th. Our partners at the University of Maryland School of Nursing will allow us to share their booth space. In fact a Let’s Eat Chef will be showcasing her skills in food preparation and cooking. Details are forthcoming. The Expo is presented by WBFF Channel 45.

Today the Let’s Eat Leadership team of Catherine Morneault and John Scollan made their 4th visit to speak with Johns Hopkins University undergraduates enrolled in Ms Coghlan’s Leadership Theory class at the Whiting School of Engineering. Let’s Eat Founder, Catherine Morneault, said “these kids are so amazing and smart with a true desire to make the world a better place.”Board Chairman, John Scollan commented that “ MC’s students are truly woven into the fabric of our mission

Follow the Event tab on our website to purchase your tickets to our First Annual Gala Fundraiser at Cured 18th & 21st on March 23rd . The party starts at 6pm

AmeriCorps is a nationwide nonprofit which provides educational and employment training for at risk young people. As the reputation of Let’s Eat continues to grow so do organizations who need our help.

Cured 18th & 21st, one of our generous partners, where our March 23rd Gala will take place , coined a new word for our current weather. Snowpocalpse is what we have. I kind of like their creativity.

Let’s Eat will not be picking up donations or delivering them to our partners tomorrow January 27th. We have great concerns for our volunteers and partners. Thank you.

With an abundance of caution due to Arctic-like weather conditions and with special concern for our magnificent volunteers’ safety, Let Eat will be closed.

Each semester we tell the Let’s Eat story to a group of JHU undergrads from the Whiting School of Engineering. This Thursday January 29th the Let’s Eat leadership team of Catherine Morneault and John Scollan will again head to the Hopkins Homewood campus for a visit. We have even thrown in a take home assignment this time.

The philosophy of Let’s Eat is simple. When you help us, we want to help you. If you are a Foundation or Corporation who donates to us then we will do our best to use our assets to help you. An example is our relationship with Grocery Outlet in Overlea. This wonderful grocery store provides Let’s Eat with some of the finest food donations that we receive. They provide this generosity every week. Grocery Outlet also raises funds for Let’s Eat during their “Freedom from Hunger

Educating the mind without educating the heart is no education at all. Aristotle Find it in your heart to help others today. Please make a donation and both your mind and heart with thank you.

This Thursday the Let’s Eat leadership team of Catherine Morneault and JP Scollan will address an undergraduate class on Leadership Principles of a nonprofit. Each semester Catherine and John address students of Hopkins Senior Lecturer, M.C. Coghlan. What Catherine and John enjoy most are the questions from the students. They are smart and engaged in living a life in service to others

Thank you to these outstanding Maryland media outlets for telling the Let’s Eat story. MASN WBJC-FM WPOC-FM

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.