Small gifts. A home we build together.
A dollar closer
to a fresh start.
Help Who’s Hungry acquire a first property and launch a transitional home in Los Angeles for men returning from prison and living on parole.
Stable housing. Meals made with care. Clear expectations and a path toward paid work, with union apprenticeships and skilled trades as our preferred route.
What could a fresh start look like?A home. Great meals. A path forward.
Help us build the dream.
A comfortable place to rest, share a meal and work toward a fresh start. The home is in development. Union, employer and community placements are not yet secured.
AI-generated concepts—not an existing home or final design.
Meet the people behind the mission
Chef James.
Food with purpose.
The founders’ work feeding people experiencing homelessness through St. Joseph Center helped inspire Who’s Hungry. This independent nonprofit focuses on men returning from prison. Bread & Roses Café is a St. Joseph Center program, not a Who’s Hungry service.
James brings experience from kitchens with Chef Michele Ragussis and daily service at Bread & Roses Café in Venice.
Meet co-founder James Cunningham through his ABC7 Early Riser feature and photos from Mohegan Sun.
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One shared purpose.
Our fundraising goal is $4 million to launch the first home. Small gifts, larger contributions, fundraising events and people sharing the mission can help us get there.
Give when you can. Share the mission. Help us grow.
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