The Los Angeles Dream Center is a faith-based nonprofit dedicated to transforming lives and strengthening communities through practical support, resources, and compassion.

Food4Education is a Kenyan nonprofit revolutionizing school feeding across Africa by delivering affordable, nutritious meals to children through centralized kitchens and technology-driven systems. By offering meals for as little as $0.30 each, the organization ensures that students receive consistent nourishment, which enhances learning outcomes and school attendance.​ 

As a creative and strategic catalyst, HATCH has helped secure a portion of the 30 billion meals pledged so far, working to drive innovative partnerships and storytelling that mobilize resources and action toward the challenge's 10-year goal.

Sharing Excess is a dynamic food rescue organization that addresses both food waste and hunger by redirecting surplus food from retailers, wholesalers, and producers to communities in need. Through efficient logistics and strong partnerships, Sharing Excess has redistributed millions of pounds of food across the United States, providing nutritious meals to those facing food insecurity.​

The Farmlink Project focuses on reducing food waste and combating hunger by connecting surplus produce from farms to communities in need. Since its inception in 2020, Farmlink has redirected over 250 million pounds of fresh produce that would have otherwise gone to waste, providing more than 208 million meals to food-insecure populations. ​

A longtime leader in humanitarian aid, Feed My Starving Children brings its expertise in meal packaging and global distribution to the 100 Billion Meals Challenge. With a strong volunteer-driven model, the organization contributes millions of scientifically formulated meals each year to children in need.

Feeding America, the largest hunger-relief organization in the United States, has been a cornerstone partner in Tony Robbins' mission to combat food insecurity.

International Pasta Organisation (IPO) is an inaugural partner of the 100 Billion Meals Challenge. IPO has pledged to donate one billion plates of pasta over a 10-year period, contributing significantly to the challenge's goal of providing 100 billion meals worldwide.

Minnie's Food Pantry was named after Dr. Minnie Hawthorne-Ewing who was a community leader with a servant's heart. Minnie's Food Pantry is a 501(C)3 non-profit organization and is one of the largest food pantries in North Texas.

The Pack Shack, a nonprofit based in Northwest Arkansas, brings communities together through its energetic "Feed the Funnel" parties, where volunteers pack thousands of nutritious meals for neighbors in need. Since 2013, participants across 42 states have packed more than 30 million meals, with many of these meals staying within the communities where they were prepared.

Stronger Foundations for Nutrition is a global philanthropic coalition committed to ending malnutrition through high-impact, scalable interventions. In March 2025, the coalition played a pivotal role in mobilizing over $2 billion in pledges, much of it directed to UNICEF, to fight child malnutrition across the globe.

Uralchem is a pivotal partner in the 100 Billion Meals Challenge, contributing to global hunger relief by enhancing agricultural productivity. The company has donated 250,000 metric tons of fertilizer to support food production in the Global South, including 55,000 metric tons directed to Sri Lanka for their growing season. This substantial contribution is part of a public-private partnership aimed at bolstering food security in regions most affected by hunger.