About Us

Hand2Hand delivers nutritious food to students over the weekends and on extended school breaks by mobilizing churches, schools, individuals, and businesses to join together, providing hope and opportunity to thrive.

Nearly 65,000 children in West Michigan are at risk of hunger.

That's roughly 834 school buses filled with kids being dropped off at home each weekend who are at real risk of having little to no food for 68 hours!

Hand2Hand exists to eliminate that 68-hour gap so every kid has an opportunity to thrive.

Hand2Hand does that by mobilizing schools, churches, businesses, foundations, and individuals to provide a backpack of nutritious food over the weekend and extended school breaks.

Beyond physical nutrition, this food provides hope for students who are experiencing hunger.

Currently, Hand2Hand is serving up to 15,000 students in 280 schools, from early elementary through high school, in 45 school districts in West Michigan.

Join volunteers across West Michigan who drive the Hand2Hand grassroots movement to eliminate child hunger... because a hungry child hurts.