Project Sauce NYC

@projectsaucenyc.bsky.social

Poverty is a Policy Choice and We Choose Something Better. A Brooklyn based nonprofit fighting poverty with homemade meals and grassroots advocacy Givebutter.com/psdonate Projectsauce.org

Good. I want my tax dollars to help people. My dream is that I don’t have to run a nonprofit that advocates for a stronger safety net while also providing free meals to the community because the government decided to take care of its people. Until then, Project Sauce will continue to do the work

USA TODAY Opinion@usatodayopinion.usatoday.com · 3d ago

Opinion: Mamdani's idea may sound appealing, but it's NYC taxpayers who will take the hit, subsidizing discounts they may never even use.

Our Launch Party is this Thursday! We’re inviting 1 winner and a guest to join us for a fun filled evening of celebration To enter: 1. Follow @projectsaucenyc 2. Like and repost 3. Reply&tag a friend you’d bring with you to our launch party Winner announced June 2 and via DM! Let’s get Saucy!

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For those struggling in Atlanta (and I was ABSOLUTELY one of you after a hit and run on my bike left me bedridden for way past my finances), please check out Metro Atlanta Urban Farm in East Point (a short walk from the train). They taught me a lot while also feeding me fresh vegetables. Love them.

117 meals today. Bolognese or Cannellini in Tomato Sauce (not pictured) We’re not naive enough to think one meal will end hunger, but we are bold enough to believe each meal distributed is a step toward the change we desperately need Poverty is a policy choice and we choose something better

A hand holding brown bowl of beef bolognese made by a volunteer chef at Project Sauce

We are so excited to be recognized as 501c3 charitable organization. In 3 months, this group of friends came together with an idea, started cooking and packaging over 1k meals, incorporated in the state of NY, and raised thousands of dollars through grassroots marketing.

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