Strengthening
Local Hunger Relief
Organizations

By Bringing together
Community Farms,
Food Rescue Organizations
and Food Pantries
throughout New England

Strengthening
Local Hunger Relief
Organizations

By Bringing together
Community Farms,
Food Rescue Organizations
and Food Pantries
throughout New England

How Our Hunger Relief Partners
Reduce Food Insecurity

Donating over 4,000,000 Pounds of Food Annually

Utilizing 11,000 Volunteers across Massachusetts

Serving more than 300,000 Individuals every year

Become one of our Hunger Relief Partners

Partnering with Three Squares New England has Several Benefits.

  • Your organization will be able to create a fundraising team to raise money for your programs and operational needs, raise awareness of your services, collaborate with other hunger relief organizations and mobilize volunteers and community members to do good in a fun, engaging event. 
  • The goal of TSNE is to cover 100% of the organizational costs of this event, so you keep every dollar raised in sponsorships and donations.
  • We have been able to cover 100% of costs since 2012, but we cannot guarantee this return.
  • If we do not cover the full 100%, we will deduct a percentage* of your funds raised.

*Percentage calculation based on total expenses incurred and TSNE total funds raised

Meet Our Hunger Relief Partners

Putting Food on the Table: Food Pantries & Kitchens

A Place to Turn - Natick
Brookline Food Pantry
Centre Street Food Pantry
Community Servings
Dedham Food Pantry
Ellie Fund
Jewish Family & Children’s Service Family Table
MGH Revere Food Pantry
Needham Community Council
Newton Food Pantry
Open Table
Roslindale Food Pantry
The Salem Food Pantry
The Women's Lunch Place
Wellesley Food Pantry

Harvesting the Food: Food Rescue

Boston Area Gleaners
Food For Free
Food Link
Rescuing Leftover Cuisine

The Start of the Food Cycle: Community Farms

Brookwood Community Farm
The Food Project
Littleton Community Farm
Waltham Fields Community Farm

Food for Students: College Food Pantries

U-ACCESS at UMass Boston

What Our Riders Have to Say

David Goldstone, JF&CS Family Table
"My family has volunteered with JF&CS Family Table for five years - we have collected, organized and delivered food, and made warm relationships in doing so. It is a privilege to be able to raise funds to support JF&CS Family Table and help many other food pantries with so many other kind and caring people. The Ride for Food is a beautiful, fun ride! I feel lucky to be able to help out in this way."
Stefanie Cloutier, Open Table
"I want to support Open Table and address hunger in my community." Stephanie rides in support of a local food pantry in her home town of Concord. She has ridden for four years in order to do something powerful.
Rider, Waltham Fields
"My wife and I get our CSA share through Waltham Fields, which we joined because of their Food Access/Hunger Relief programs.The Ride for Food is a great way to further our support of WFCF's efforts."
Kirsten Sims, Food for Free
"Bike riding and raising awareness about/fighting against food insecurity? YES, PLEASE! The course is beautiful (anyone can do this!), the ride support is incredible, the rider community is a ton of fun—AND, of course, the mission is undeniable. I look forward to this ride and the incredible work it supports every year!"
Jeff, JF&CS Family Table
"I’ve seen the good work that Family Table does and I believe down to my core that no one should be hungry. That's why I ride in the Ride for Food."
Peggy McGillin, Open Table

"The Ride for Food provides a wonderful day to be with like-minded family and friends in bringing our energy in a fun and healthy way to this community challenge. Knowing we are doing something tangible to help those with food insecurity challenges is important to us as we want these families to know they aren’t alone and people really do care."

Tamar, JF&CS Family Table
"The Ride for Food is when I can raise awareness for a cause that is close to my heart — hunger. I love that this ride unite people regardless of race, religion, or background. As a past employee of JF&CS Family Table, I know how it makes all the difference for hundreds of families struggling to have enough to eat."
Bernice Behar, Needham
“Through the Ride for Food, we spread the word about JF&CS Family Table to hundreds of new donors and volunteers. There is tremendous power in having them join forces with us by cycling, raising money, and increasing awareness about hunger in our community.”
Jim V, A Place to Turn
"A Place to Turn provides critically important necessities to families in need - food, clothing and just as importantly (for me as a volunteer) an opportunity for clients to feel cared for on a very personal level.  Bottom line:  We simply care."
Ray Wiese, Sherborn
"My most memorable meal was 30 years ago in a ditch after conducting a training mission in the military. We hadn’t eaten in 24 hours, but we smiled at each other as we took out something to eat. It’s the joy of sharing a meal with people you care about."
Joe Walsh, Direct Federal
“Our support for Three Squares New England has had a positive impact on the moral at Direct Federal. Our colleagues' volunteer efforts have increased camaraderie and teamwork, which translates to better service for our members.”
Mike, Food For Free
"I inherited this bike from my nephew, and the Ride For Food seemed like a great way to honor his memory."
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