About MAZON

Inspired by Jewish values and ideals, MAZON is a national organization fighting to end hunger among people of all faiths and backgrounds in the United States and Israel.

Since its founding in 1985, MAZON has been committed to ensuring that vulnerable people have access to the resources they need to put food on the table. Today, MAZON is a leading voice in the anti-hunger field, developing strategic initiatives focused on communities that are at particular risk of hunger and are often overlooked — this includes military families, veterans, Native Americans, single mothers, LGBTQ seniors, and the people of Puerto Rico.

MAZON’s work is founded on a central belief: regardless of a person’s circumstance, no one deserves to be hungry. Ending hunger is a matter of rectifying fundamental injustices, rooted in our Jewish values of tzedek (pursuing justice) and b’tselem Elohim (respecting the inherent dignity of every person) — not just amending policies to expand access, but righting historical wrongs.

Learn about MAZON’s current public policy priorities

Learn about MAZON’s partnership grants around the country

Join MAZON in speaking truth to power

Experience MAZON’s immersive ‘This Is Hunger’ program

Support MAZON’s fight to end hunger

For more information or questions about MAZON, please contact Liz Braun-Lilenfeld, MAZON’s Deputy Director of Outreach, at lbraun@mazon.org or (424) 208-7227.