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Find food help
In short
If you or someone you know needs food, search EAT’s free Hunger Network directory at eat.ong/network. It lists hunger-relief organizations near you, with their hours and who they serve.
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If you or someone you know needs food assistance, eat.ong runs the Hunger Network, a public directory of hunger-relief organizations you can search directly.
Find help now
Go to eat.ong/network and use Find help (you can share your location) to search by:
- Location — find organizations near you.
- Hours — see when they are open.
- Eligibility — understand who they serve.
The directory is free to use. eat.ong also has a Find food page listing restaurants in Austin that give meals through EAT.
Back the network
The directory is one half of the EAT Hunger Network, described as "A public network for hunger relief." Beyond finding help, you can back the network four ways:
- Trade $EAT — see $EAT.
- Use the EAT Card — see The EAT Card.
- Create or give meals — see EAT for creators and restaurants.
- Buy merch — the EAT Shop says every EAT transaction helps fund hunger and hunger awareness.
All allocation is transparent: you can follow how activity "routes visibility and funding across hunger-relief organizations."
For organizations
If you run a food-relief organization, you can claim a free listing in about two minutes on eat.ong, so people searching for help can find you.
Why this lives here
WYDE funds meals, but funding only matters if people can actually reach food. The directory connects the dollars (and meals) to the people who need them. It is the "demand side" of the same mission the $EAT token funds.
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