Alleviating Hunger
Who Are We
Operation Food is the single most unique company in NYC to service its food insure. With a company that is Founded, and Majority owned by a 4th generation NYC woman whose family has been in food service and wholesale produce for over 80 years, there is no better procurement manger in town then Jennifer Doherty.

Our Children
OperationFood is resolute to enhance the procurement processes required in the K-12 school foodservice environment. We will get the right product at the right time in the right amount to the child’s plate
Senior Citizens
Operation Food is a food procurement and distribution company whose primary objective is to reach and assist seniors over 60 who are facing undernourishment and hunger daily.

Exercising a leadership role in creating a hunger-free community
Operation Food
Public Understanding
Increasing the public’s understanding of hunger and food insecurity
Addressing the Causes
Engaging people to work on addressing root causes of hunger.
Food Assistance
Ensuring that food security issues become important agenda items for political, business, and other community leaders.
Accessing Federal and State programs
Help people in need access federal and state programs that can help them with their food needs.

Always Ready
Food Packaging

Operation Food view’s the organization’s mission as “to end hunger as a part of the overall community effort to alleviate poverty,” and yet, the demand for emergency food assistance continues to rise year after year. While most of the organization’s resources will be focused on the collection and distribution of food, we will also actively collaborate with other groups to focus on the broader issues of hunger and poverty. Through state-wide, regional, and local collaborations, Operation Food is now focused on finding solutions to hunger, even while we continue to provide food to those in immediate need. The primary reason for hunger and food insecurity is poverty. There is no lack of food, only inequitable distribution. Because many of our residents do not have enough money to buy food or cannot get to affordable food, they go hungry.



