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Working Together Against Hunger

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It takes a community to feed a community thus Hunt To Feed is only possible with a passionate team of partners. The combined efforts of local meat processors and local charities enable us to fulfill our mission. Hunt To Feed works closely with the following partners to fulfill to help feed Connecticut families who struggle with hunger…

Butchers & Meat Processors

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The Country Butcher Tolland CT
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Litchfield Locker Litchfield, CT
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We are currently building a list of 2023 butchers & meat processing partners. If you and your organization are interested in joining efforts, please reach out to Wes at HuntToFeed@Gmail.com.

Local Charities

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For the 2023-2024 season, all venison will be donated through Hunt To Feed will be used by Connecticut Foodshare

Connecticut Foodshare

To learn more about Connecticut Foodshare and the amazing work they are doing around the state, visit their website: https://ctfoodshare.org/

If you are a Connecticut charity in need of protein-rich food sources, please reach out to Wes at HuntToFeed@Gmail.com

Hunt To Feed highly encourages individuals to support these great partners on your own time! Supporting local business, volunteering, or donating non-perishable food or clothing are just a few ways to make an impact. Hunt To Feed thanks all of our amazing partners and we thank you for supporting us this year!

Food For Thought

Food insecurity is the lack of access by all people at all times to enough food for an active, healthy lifestyle. 24% of households in the U.S. cannot afford to eat daily balanced meals. With more than 364,000 people, including children, facing food insecurity in Connecticut, food insecurity is considered a growing health crisis.

63% of food insecure households choose between rent or food.

10.2% of all Connecticut Residents Are Food Insecure

Meals in Connecticut are 11% more expensive compared to the national average.

Hunger in Connecticut

FAQ

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Questions about participating with Hunt To Feed? Learn more about the program below or reach out directly to HuntToFeed@Gmail.com for additional insight and answers.

What is Hunt To Feed

Hunt To Feed aligns Connecticut's deer hunters with local butchers & meat processors where venison can be safely prepared as a donation for foodbanks, soup kitchens, and shelters. All deer donated through Hunt To Feed help feed Connecticut families who struggle with food insecurity and hunger.

How do I donate a deer?

Once your Connecticut deer is tagged and field dressed, you can drop it off at any of these participating Connecticut meat processors.

When can I donate deer?

We primarily accept deer during Connecticut's hunting season from September 15th until January 31st. If you have a crop damage permit and would like to donate deer outside of season, please arrange a drop off by contacting Wes at HuntToFeed@Gmail.com.

How many people can one deer feed?

One deer provides up to 160 venison-rich meals.

How Much Does It Cost To Particpate

There is no cost to a hunter for donating deer with Hunt To Feed. All fundraising, donations, and sponsorships pay for venison processing to ensure you pay nothing.

I can't donate deer, can I still participate?

Yes, we are currently accepting monetary donations and sponsors for the 2023 hunting season. Thank you for your consideration!

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