Feeding America is proud to cultivate a dynamic and diverse work environment, one that plays a critical role in our ambitious work to end hunger in America. We recruit and retain insightful employees who have backgrounds and skills from across the professional spectrum, who join our organization because they want to make a real difference in the lives of Americans in need.
Our national office staff—headquartered in Chicago and a satellite office in Washington, D.C.—number more than 150; our nationwide network of more than 200 member food banks employs more than 5,500 people.
Watch the video below to see what a few of our national office employees have to say about the organization.
The Feeding America national office is organized into five major divisions: Operations, Philanthropy, Government Relations, and Finance. Staff members in those divisions are organized into departments that efficiently sustain and advance the many functions that bring Feeding America to life, such as Capability Development, Communications, Logistics, Technology, Product Development, Disaster Services and more.
Feeding America is a great place to work with a tremendous mission.
Learn more about working at Feeding America.

The Feeding America national office relies on an established set of ethics and values that underlie all of our work.

Feeding America is proud to be ranked in the 99th percentile of the Morehead Associates Organizational Health Survey, earning their Apex Workplace of Distinction Award.

We actively cultivate a diverse workforce that brings dynamic perspectives to our mission.

Feeing America offers competitive benefits and compensation packages, as well as resources to provide a healthy work-life balance.

See the current list of opportunities available at the national office in Chicago, our office in Washington, DC and opportunities at our network member food banks.

The Feeding America internship program offers exceptional college students the opportunity to complement their classroom learning with real-world experience.