We are uniting communities to Tackle Hunger. Choose Your Path:
The Tackle Hunger Map
Need help? Want to donate food? Want to volunteer your time? Check out our Tackle Hunger Map that connects you to local food charities.
Partnerships and Sponsorships
Is your company, school, or church looking for additional ways to support Tackle Hunger? Visit our Partnership page to learn more about how we can help you meet your organization's goals.
Additional Ways to Get Involved
Using a mixture of innovation and tradition, Tackle Hunger programs are changing the landscape of food systems for communities throughout the country by using the energy of sporting events to raise donations and awareness for local food charities across the nation. If you're interesting in becoming a virtual volunteer to help us grow, submit this form.
In addition to this, we’re advancing data-driven solutions to support local food charities with our Tackle Hunger Map, and by partnering with the NFL Alumni, the Tackle Hunger Challenge is filling school pantries and ensuring hungry students have food.
During our 2022-2023 season...so far.....
4,175
Participants
$3,936,125
Collected
Locally
Given
2,626
Charities Helped
Since 1990, close to $190 million has been reported donated to local food charities across all fifty states with over 305,000 unique groups participating. Every dollar donated to Souper Bowl of Caring creates over $18 for food charities. We unite all communities to Tackle Hunger.
Tackle Hunger News
How One NFL Alumni Helps Feed the Need
When Reggie Rusk, an NFL Alumni from the Houston area, heard about the needs at a neighborhood school, his mission was to help. His foundation helps kids with their athleticism, but then he found out that many of those same kids were going hungry. “I couldn’t believe the need,” he stated. Reggie created a campaign, using the Tackle Hunger Map, to collect donations so the athletic department at a local high school could feed their student athletes without having to take that money out of their budget. It is a win for all!
Utah Schools Get Statewide Support For Souper Bowl of Caring Effort
We are excited that KUTV and schools across Utah again participated in Souper Bowl of Caring events to fill the shelves of food pantries supporting school children and their families. It is surprising what schools need food pantries. The reality: All of them need a food resource for families in need. When asked if West Jordan High School Principal, James Birch saw a connection between giving students food and academic performance, the answer was emphatic, “No question. A hungry student can’t pay attention in class. It changes everything from A to Z, attendance, grades, attitude…everything.”
