This summer, our Nourishing Our Neighbors Program provided more than 3,130 meals to local children facing food insecurity when school was out.
This impact was made possible through the generosity of our volunteers, sponsors, and community partners who continue to invest in local families.
Summer is a season of fun and joy, but for many local families, it also becomes a struggle. Without consistent school lunches, the need for food assistance in our community rises.
ADTH helps FIght local food insecurity by providing 100 hot meals four nights a week Throughout the summer.
In Wake County, 42% of students rely on free or reduced-price school meals.
More than a Meal
Nourishing Our Neighbors is about more than just serving food. It’s about building connections, creating joyful moments, and bringing our community together. Through games, enrichment activities, and time spent together, we connect with the children and families we serve. Our volunteers discover that through this experience you gain more than you give.
A Doorway to Hope serves families in one of Wake County’s most vulnerable communities—ranked
15th most vulnerable out of 597 neighborhoods.
Over 14,000 meals have been served to families in need through ADTH.
What Makes This Possible
We would not be able to serve our families without hundreds of dedicated volunteers. Their passion for helping the community and feeding others makes this program run.
In addition, we rely on sponsors and donors to provide financial assistance for the food itself.
In 2026, 100% of meals have been fully funded by generous donors!
Thank you to everyone who assisted!
Nourishing Our Neighbors Partners
