A 50$ donation provides 33 hot meal for our guests.

76% of food insecure in the DMV are Employed.  40% have children.  (2024 Capital Area Food Bank Hunger Report)

The Lord's Table 2024 – 2025 Season by the Numbers:

• ~120 days of meals cooked and served

• ~6,800 guests served

• 250+ volunteers participating

• ~ 7,000 volunteer hours contributed

35% of residents in Montgomery County are classified “food insecure” meaning unreliable access to sufficient, affordable, nutritious food.  (2025 Capital Area Food Bank Hunger Report)

“This year’s reports paints a picture of regional hunger that is persistent and deepening,” said Radha Muthiah, the organization’s president and CEO. “In this region we are facing a trifecta. First is a continued elevated levels of need, including among a population that’s new to food insecurity. Second is the retraction of SNAP and Medicaid benefits. And third is high food prices.” (2025 Capital Area Food Bank Hunger Report)

Forty-one percent of the households directly or indirectly affected by the federal employment cuts experienced food insecurity — more than double the rate of similar households. Two-thirds of that group landed in the most severe level of hunger. (2025 Capital Area Food Bank Hunger Report)