San Diego Hunger Coalition

San Diego Hunger Coalition (SDHC) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to ending hunger in San Diego County through advocacy, research, and strategic collaboration. The organization serves as a backbone for the region's hunger relief sector, providing data-driven insights and technical assistance to a network of over 150 partners. SDHC focuses on systemic changes to increase participation in federal nutrition programs such as CalFresh (SNAP), school meals, and WIC. By coordinating large-scale food assistance efforts and advocating for policy improvements, the Coalition works to ensure equitable access to healthy food for all residents. Their work is primarily focused on public health and social determinants of health rather than clinical drug development.