Give a college student a fresh meal for $12
Nearly 1 in 4 college students face food insecurity. World Food Movement serves fresh, vegetarian meals every week at colleges across New Jersey and New York, so students can focus on their studies, not survival.
100% of your gift buys food for students. Registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit, EIN 99-4521441. Tax-deductible.
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What your gift provides
- provides one fresh, nutritious meal for a college student
- $12
- a month provides a student a meal every week of the year
- $30
- provides a student a weekly meal for a full year
- $360
Fresh meals, focused students
Nearly 1 in 4 undergraduates face food insecurity, according to The Hope Center for Student Basic Needs. Many students balance classes, jobs and family responsibilities, and a nourishing meal can be hard to fit in. Our weekly meals help them stay focused on their studies and ambitions.
Inspired by Srila Prabhupada's vision that no one should go hungry, and by Akshaya Patra's legacy of serving fresh meals at scale, World Food Movement serves freshly cooked vegetarian meals every week at Middlesex College, Rutgers University–Newark and Essex County College in New Jersey, and Medgar Evers College, Kingsborough Community College and the College of Staten Island in New York. More than 70,000 meals have been served so far.
Questions donors ask
Is my donation tax-deductible?
Yes. World Food Movement is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit (EIN 99-4521441). You receive a tax receipt by email as soon as you give.
Where does my donation go?
100% goes to fresh meals for college students at our partner colleges: Middlesex College, Rutgers University–Newark and Essex County College in New Jersey, and Medgar Evers College, Kingsborough Community College and the College of Staten Island in New York.
How much does one meal cost?
$12 provides one fresh, nutritious meal for one student. $30 a month provides a meal every week of the year.
$12 gives a student a fresh meal this week
Your gift goes entirely to fresh meals for college students in New Jersey and New York.