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Every Day is a Miracle is ending hunger through empowerment

Weu2019ve funded 44,007 charity projects for over 10 million people around the world.

Every day is a new opportunity to work together, to make a change, have a new chance. We believe we can affect change and help our community.

11, 565 volunteer hours

In one year, our volunteers put in over 11,000 volunteer hours

$85,000 Raised

We have partnerships with more than 10 local schools

Your Support is Appreciated

Donate Food

We gladly accept donations of food. You can join other individuals making a difference in their community by organizing food drives, collecting food from family and friends, and donating it to us. Let your voice be heard and help us END hunger.

Donate Food

Donate Funds

Make a monetary contribution to help us keep raising awareness and providing programs that support the most vulnerable in the Bronx.

Donate Funds

In-Kind Donations

We accept in-kind donations of any sort, whether it’s space, computers, furniture, office equipment, administrative, or financial support. Everything is appreciated. Your support matters.

Donate In-Kind

Partnerships and Corporations

We are thankful for our supporters who have been continuously contributing and supporting us over the years. Every contribution made has such a great impact on our families.

Support Us

Volunteer

Our volunteers play a very important role in the organization structure and in the program activities. Our volunteer opportunities are ideal for college graduates, corporations looking for community engagement, and retired professionals.

Volunteer

Fundraising

Families who live in poverty and struggle with hunger are unable to celebrate Thanksgiving or other holidays with their families with dignity. This year, we hope to increase the amount of food and toys distributed to food-insecure families in need.

Fundraise

Nearly 1 in 3 Bronx residents live below the poverty level. Of those living in poverty, more than 3 in 5 are children, nearly 1 in 3 are women, more than 1 in 8 are employed, and 1 in 4 are seniors, according to the US Census Bureau’s American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates (2001-2015).