Help Fight Hunger With Wegmans And ‘Soulfull’ Food Purchase

ODENTON, MD — The Soulfull Project is a start-up company that makes clean label food available for everyone. For every serving purchased of The Soulfull Project's food, the group donates a serving of their 4 Grain cereal to a food bank in that region. The group is expanding to Wegmans in Maryland to help fight hunger.

According to Feeding America, an estimated 1 in 7 people in the U.S. struggle with hunger. More than 700,000 people in Maryland are food insecure and may not know where they'll find the next nutritious meal for their family.

The Soulfull Project is a new mission-focused start-up that's dedicated to making high-quality, nutritious food more accessible to those in need.

They make a variety of hot cereal at $2.79 each. The flavors include: Cinnamon Spice, Blueberry Almond, Brown Sugar Pecan and Tart Cherry. You can also purchase multi-serve re-sealable bags for $5.99 that come in two flavors — 4 Grain Blend and Hearty Grains & Seeds.

When you purchase Soulfull Product food at Wegmans, you'll help either the Maryland Food Bank in Baltimore or the Capital Area Food Bank in DC.

You can eat the hot cereal on its own or make trail mix, pancakes and waffles, granola and more.

The Soulfull Project's products can be found at these locations:

• Purchases at the Hunt Valley Wegmans store (122 Shawan Rd, Hunt Valley) will benefit the Maryland Food Bank in Baltimore
• Purchases at the Lanham Wegmans store (9001 McHugh Dr., Lanham) will benefit the Capital Area Food Bank in DC
• Purchases at the Abingdon Wegmans store (21 Wegman’s Blvd, Abingdon) will benefit the Maryland Food Bank in Baltimore
• Purchases at the Germantown Wegmans store (20600 Seneca Meadows Pkwy, Germantown) will benefit the Maryland Food Bank in Baltimore
• Purchases at the Frederick Wegmans store (7830 Wormans Mill Rd, Frederick) will benefit the Maryland Food Bank in Baltimore
• Purchases at the Columbia Wegmans store (8855 McGraw Rd, Columbia) will benefit the Maryland Food Bank in Baltimore

You can find out more about The Soulfull Project here.

Photo: The Soulfull Project