MontCo Anti-Hunger Network (MAHN)

MAHN received a stipend to support their participation in our Safety Net Resiliency Initiative.

MAHN received an Innovation Lab grant to pilot programs to meet the food needs of vulnerable populations. Low-income families and seniors will have access to an online food pantry network food delivery service. Those transitioning from homelessness or the criminal justice system will be given supplemental food, food preparation equipment and a connection to a local food pantry. MAHN and its partnering organizations (Manna on Main Street, The Open Link and the Pottstown Cluster of Religious Communities) will focus their efforts in the North Penn, Upper Perkiomen and Indian Valley regions of Montgomery County.

Montco Anti-Hunger Network was provided a stipend for their participation in the Build Back Better Design Team.

“Building Back Better: The Emergency Food System in Montgomery County”:

Bring together the key local and regional players working to end hunger in Montgomery County to develop a strategy for "building back better" its emergency food system. Set in place mechanisms to implement and sustain needed changes that allow for ongoing strategic and continuous improvements.

TriCounty Community Network serves as the fiscal sponsor for the Montco Anti-Hunger Network.

MAHN Expansion:

Montco Anti-Hunger Network (MAHN) is undergoing major transitions. In addition to undertaking a search for a new executive director, MAHN is also transitioning to a permanent home. The funds will be used to support the leadership transition and relocation process.   

General Operating Support to continue to catalyze system changing practices that build strategic partnerships to facilitate an effective and coordinated response to hunger in Montgomery County.