In 2020, during the uncertainty of the pandemic, Allison Hill and her family relocated to Ogunquit, Maine and found themselves spending more time together around the kitchen table.
While their family had stability — a warm home, internet, and food — they knew many others did not.
Wanting to help, they created a family cookbook with 100% of the proceeds benefiting Feeding America. What began as a shared family project became Feeding Family, Feeding America.
But more importantly, it sparked a deeper realization:
Connection is often what carries people through difficult moments.
In 2022, that realization grew into Eat Laugh Give — a nonprofit dedicated to strengthening connection in homes, communities, and within individuals.