Project Lifeline | United Way Broward

People Have Access

to Nutritious Food

Each night in Broward County nearly 75,000 children will go to bed hungry. United Way created Project Lifeline in response to the increased number of those going hungry due to economic hardships. Project Lifeline coordinates the bulk purchase and delivery of fresh, nutritious food, including fresh fruits, vegetables, milk, meats, rice, beans and grains to a network of approximately 35 food banks and feeding programs.

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About Project Lifeline and the community we serve

Project Lifeline

difference

450,000

clients and families receive nutritious food each year

14.5

million pounds of food has been distributed since inception

35

local food banks are provided fresh, nutritious food each year

Featured Success Story

Emily and Jessica

Tears streamed down Emily’s face as she hugged her mom. She was hungry, scared and confused and her mom, Jessica, was just as scared.

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A SPECIAL THANK YOU for your support:

The Jim Moran Foundation
The Watts Foundation
American Express

A copy of the official registration and financial information may be obtained from the division of consumer services by calling 1-800-435-7352 within the state. Our Registration number is CH536. Registration does not imply endorsement, approval, or recommendation by the state. UWBC does not use paid solicitations and 100% of each contribution is received by UWBC.