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FAMILY TO FAMILY INC
HASTINGS ON HUDSON, NY · EIN 571169066 · Form 990 · FY2024 · NTEE K30 · Food, Agriculture & Nutrition · Small ($100K-$1M) · family-to-family.org
revenue
$993K
expenses
$1.0M
net assets
$482K
employees
5
program ratio
94%
mission · from form 990

FAMILY-TO-FAMILY IS A NOT-FOR-PROFIT HUNGER RELIEF PROGRAM FOR PROFOUNDLY POOR AND HUNGRY FAMILIES IN THE US. THE PROGRAM, WHICH IS COMMUNITY BASED, CONNECTS FAMILIES WITH MORE WITH FAMILIES WHO HAVE LESS. MOST SPONSORING FAMILIES SEND MONTHLY FUNDS TO FAMILY-TO-FAMILY INC.

profile · synthesized from sources

Family-to-Family Inc is a hunger-relief nonprofit that connects donor families with food-insecure households across the U.S., providing monthly grocery supplements to help bridge the gap when SNAP benefits run out. The organization serves low-income families, veterans, refugees, and elderly Holocaust survivors through direct sponsorship programs. It operates both nationally and in specific local communities, including Hastings-on-Hudson and Dobbs Ferry, NY.

named programs · 13 · from sources

What they call their work

Backpack and School Supply Drive
Annual summer drive providing 500 backpacks and school supplies to children in low-income families in Orlando, Florida.
Gap Pantry Support
Provides monthly grocery access to working poor families in Beverly, Kentucky, who earn too much to qualify for most aid programs.
Give Where You Live
Community-based program where local groups form networks to pack and deliver monthly grocery boxes to families in their own area.
Holiday Angel
Donors fulfill Christmas wish lists for children in sponsored families, enabling parents to give presents to their own kids.
Pajama Drive
Winter drive collecting new pajamas for children in need, distributed through local partners.
Passover Dinner Drive
Provides grocery gift cards to Holocaust survivors for purchasing traditional Passover foods.
Rosh Hashanah Dinner Drive
Provides grocery gift cards to elderly Jewish survivors for holiday foods during Rosh Hashanah.
Sponsor a Family
Provides monthly grocery supplements to low-income American families through direct donor sponsorship, with donor-sponsee communication encouraged.
Sponsor a Holocaust Survivor
Monthly grocery support for elderly Holocaust survivors living in poverty, many of whom are isolated and on fixed incomes.
Sponsor a Refugee Family
Provides monthly grocery gift cards to refugee and asylum-seeking families resettling in the U.S., referred by partner aid organizations.
Sponsor a Veteran
Monthly grocery support program for food-insecure U.S. military veterans.
Stuff a Stocking
Provides small holiday gifts and toys to children in low-income families through donated and distributed stockings.
Thanksgiving Turkey Drive
Annual program providing turkeys and side dishes to sponsored families to celebrate Thanksgiving.
activities · 5 groups

What they do

  • Food Distribution and Hunger Relief 4 activities
    • Community-based hunger relief and donor engagement
      Operates a community-based hunger relief program that connects financially resourced donors with low-income families experiencing food insecurity, enabling donors to support local families through organized shopping and delivery of monthly grocery boxes.
    • Emergency Food Fund for families between sponsors
      Provides monthly grocery supplements through an Emergency Food Fund to families who are experiencing gaps in sponsorship, ensuring uninterrupted access to food.
    • Monthly grocery support for low-income families through one-to-one sponsorship
      Provides a monthly box of groceries or monthly grocery gift cards to low-income families through a one-to-one donor sponsorship model, ensuring consistent access to food. This includes families in New York, Kentucky, and other locations served by the program.
    • Monthly grocery support for veterans
      Provides a week's worth of groceries monthly to individual veterans in need through a donor-sponsored program, with referrals received from partner organizations.
  • Holocaust Survivor Support Services 1 activity
    • Holocaust Survivor Sponsorship Program
      Operates a sponsorship program that provides elderly Holocaust survivors with monthly grocery gift cards and additional seasonal groceries for Passover and Rosh Hashanah, including special funds distributed for holiday observances.
  • Community Event-Based Giving Programs 1 activity
    • Provision of non-food essentials through scheduled and seasonal drives
      Facilitates the delivery of hygiene products, school supplies, backpacks, pajamas, books, toys, and other non-food essentials to sponsored families through organized monthly and seasonal giving drives, including the Stuff a Stocking and Holiday Angel programs.
  • Distribution of PPE and Crisis Supplies 1 activity
    • Seasonal and emergency non-food item distribution
      Distributes seasonal and emergency non-food items such as pool bags (beach towels, sunscreen, water bottles), air purifiers, and personal care kits to families in need through targeted drives and emergency response efforts.
  • Refugee and Immigrant Resettlement Services 1 activity
    • Support for refugee and asylum-seeking families
      Provides monthly grocery gift cards and weekly grocery boxes to refugee and asylum-seeking individuals and families in the U.S., including children receiving backpacks and school supplies in Los Angeles and New York City.
financials · form 990 · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$993K
Contributions & grants$993K100%
Program service revenue$00%
Investment income$1150%
Other revenue$0
expenses
Total expenses$1.00M
Program expenses94%
Admin / overhead6%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$154K
Grants paid out$722K
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$516K
Cash$467K
Investments$6K
Liabilities$35K
Net assets$482K
Liquid reserves5.7 mo
3 years on record · 2020–2024 · YoY revenue -1.2%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2024

Who runs it

board members · 4
  • JIM OSHEA — SECRETARY
  • NATALIE BARRY — VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER
  • NICOLE HAZARD — VICE PRESIDENT
  • PAMELA KONER-YOHAI — DIRECTOR
relationships · 25

Who they work with

  • Andrus on Hudson Partner — Senior care facility where holiday valentines were delivered to residents.
  • Catholic Charities Community Services Partner — Referral partner that recommends refugee individuals and families for the Family-to-Family sponsorship program in New York, NY.
  • Church World Services Partner — Referral partner that recommends refugee individuals and families for the Family-to-Family sponsorship program in Jersey City, NJ.
  • Family Services of Westchester Partner — Refers veterans in need to Family-to-Family's sponsorship program in White Plains, NY.
  • Generous Foundation Funder — Provides 1-to-1 matching funds for donations to the Emergency Food Fund.
  • Give Where You Live Partner — Collaborates with Give Where You Live donors to support monthly drive item collection.
  • Good People Fund Partner — Recommends Holocaust survivors in the NYC area for the sponsorship program.
  • Hastings Youth Council Partner — Community partner in Hastings on Hudson that operates a food pantry and identifies families in need.
  • Hastings Youth Council Partner — Distributed "Pool Bags" to children attending village day camps in Hastings on Hudson and Dobbs Ferry.
  • Hillside Elementary School Partner — Student group that organized personal care item drives and made valentines for seniors.
  • Human Rights First Partner — Partner organization through which Family-to-Family sponsors refugee and asylum-seeking families.
  • Human Rights First Partner — Referral partner that recommends refugee individuals and families for the Family-to-Family sponsorship program in Los Angeles, CA and New York, NY.
  • InterFaith Works of Central New York Partner — Referral partner that recommends refugee individuals and families for the Family-to-Family sponsorship program in Syracuse, NY.
  • Jewish Community Council of Greater Coney Island Partner — Recommends Holocaust survivors in Brooklyn, NY for the sponsorship program.
  • Jewish Family Services of L.A. Partner — Recommends Holocaust survivors in Los Angeles for the sponsorship program.
  • Jewish Family and Children’s Services’ Seniors At Home Partner — Recommends Holocaust survivors in San Francisco for the sponsorship program.
  • Mental Health America of Dutchess County Partner — Refers veterans in need to Family-to-Family's sponsorship program in Poughkeepsie, NY.
  • Pauline Jackson Partner — Community partner in Orlando, Florida, who receives backpacks and school supplies for distribution to low-income children.
  • Red Bird Mission Partner — Collaborates with Family-to-Family to operate the “Gap Pantry” in Beverly, Kentucky, serving working poor families who earn just above the federal poverty level.
  • SPRING Partner — Community partner in Dobbs Ferry that registers and supports families in need.
  • SPRING in Dobbs Ferry Partner — Distributed "Pool Bags" to children attending village day camps in Dobbs Ferry.
  • Selfhelp Community Services Partner — Recommends Holocaust survivors in the NYC area for the sponsorship program.
  • Service Stars Partner — Partner organization that collected and sent pajamas, books, and cards for children in need.
  • The Blue Card, Inc. Partner — Recommends Holocaust survivors in the NYC area for the sponsorship program.
  • Westchester Jewish Community Services Partner — Recommends Holocaust survivors in White Plains, NY for the sponsorship program.
strategies · 5

How they approach the work

Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.

  • Bridge Support During Transitions
    methodology: continuity_of_support
    By using emergency or bridge funding to maintain food support when sponsor transitions occur, we prevent service gaps because temporary financial continuity preserves trust and prevents disruption in access to essentials.
  • Gap-Filling Support for Excluded Populations
    methodology: benefits_gap_support
    By providing groceries and essentials to working poor families above poverty thresholds, we address unmet need because public benefit gaps leave many without access to sufficient nutrition, and targeted private support can fill the shortfall.
  • One-to-One Sponsorship Model
    methodology: one_to_one_sponsorship
    By directly matching individual donors with specific families in need, we produce sustained and personalized support because the relational connection increases donor commitment and ensures consistent resource flow during transitions.
  • Relational Giving to Affirm Dignity
    methodology: relational_giving
    By enabling personal connections through letter exchanges and gift fulfillment, we affirm recipient dignity and deepen sponsor engagement because relational participation transforms transactional charity into meaningful, empathy-driven support.
  • Targeted Timing of Food Assistance
    methodology: timing_based_food_assistance
    By distributing food at the end of the month when SNAP benefits are depleted, we address cyclical food insecurity because timing interventions to peak need increases impact and ensures support aligns with actual household resource cycles.