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Project Sauce NYC

@projectsaucenyc.bsky.social
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Poverty is a Policy Choice and We Choose Something Better. A Brooklyn based nonprofit fighting poverty with homemade meals and grassroots advocacy Givebutter.com/psdonate Projectsauce.org

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Project Sauce NYC @projectsaucenyc.bsky.social · 05/10/2026
We had a busy weekend! Yesterday, we participated in a service project with Brooklyn Law School as part of their 125th anniversary celebrations. Today we did our normal Sunday operations! 300 meals delivered to the community! Projectsauce.org
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Project Sauce NYC @projectsaucenyc.bsky.social · 30/08/2026
Our socials person is out this week, but we made 128 meals for the community and still took photos!
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Project Sauce NYC @projectsaucenyc.bsky.social · 23/08/2026
AND today, we made our regularly scheduled 145 meals to the Brooklyn Heights community fridge! 645 meals this weekend into the community. The Sauce is spreading 🥄🧡❤️
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Project Sauce NYC @projectsaucenyc.bsky.social · 23/08/2026
On Friday, we partnered with Brooklyn Law School for their public service day. Around 20 students joined us to make 500 meals that were distributed to multiple community fridges in Brooklyn!
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Project Sauce NYC @projectsaucenyc.bsky.social · 17/08/2026
It’s national Nonprofit Day! Yesterday, we filled the fridge with 121 meals! Full fridge Cleared plates Can’t lose.
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Project Sauce NYC @projectsaucenyc.bsky.social · 09/08/2026
124 meals today. Our lead chef Dante was given a challenge straight from Food Network’s ‘Chopped’ and delivered deliciousness. Chicken over rice, salmon over rice, and a chickpea stew!
Brooklyn Heights Community fridge filled with Project Sauce mealsA hand holding a container filled with seasoned rice, glazed chicken, garnished with fresh chopped basilA container filled with 3 pieces of glazed salmon over seasoned rice, peppers, and tomatoes, garnished with fresh chopped basilA container filled with rice and chickpeas stewed with tomatoes peppers and onions
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Project Sauce NYC @projectsaucenyc.bsky.social · 06/08/2026
So many new friends!
Project Sauce: Who are we? Project Sauce is a Brooklyn based nonprofit working to alleviate food and resource insecurity. Every week, we prepare home cooked meals and restock local community fridges.We’re entirely volunteer led, donation funded, and able to keep our costs to around 3 dollars to cook and package each meal.How you can help: 

Donate at the link in our bio, or text SAUCE to 53-555

Volunteer with us, in person or virtually
Share our mission with friends and family
Reach out to us for community partnerships

Where you can find our meals:
Brooklyn Heights community Fridge at 125 Henry St, Brooklyn NY 11201

Classon Community fridge at 543 Grand Ave Brooklyn NY 11238

Get in touch www.projectsauce.org or info@projectsauce.orgIllustrations of spoons with text that says “Poverty is a Policy Choice. We choose something better.” Project Sauce NYC
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Project Sauce NYC @projectsaucenyc.bsky.social · 02/08/2026
A mix of Arroz con Pollo, black beans and rice, and a slow roasted Peruvian chicken over rice today. Totaling 144 meals. Poverty is a policy choice, we choose something better. Donate: givebutter.com/psdonate
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Project Sauce NYC @projectsaucenyc.bsky.social · 26/07/2026
Another 148 meals into the fridge
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Project Sauce NYC @projectsaucenyc.bsky.social · 22/06/2026
120 meals! Want to help? Check us out at www.projectsauce.org
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Project Sauce NYC @projectsaucenyc.bsky.social · 09/06/2026
120 meals to the fridge and 15 more directly to a family. Sometimes, the world feels bleak. That’s where community comes in. Community action brings hope. And in the words of Harvey Milk, ya gotta give em hope.
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Project Sauce NYC @projectsaucenyc.bsky.social · 01/06/2026
Our Launch Party is this Thursday! We’re inviting 1 winner and a guest to join us for a fun filled evening of celebration To enter: 1. Follow @projectsaucenyc 2. Like and repost 3. Reply&tag a friend you’d bring with you to our launch party Winner announced June 2 and via DM! Let’s get Saucy!
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Project Sauce NYC @projectsaucenyc.bsky.social · 31/05/2026
117 meals today. Bolognese or Cannellini in Tomato Sauce (not pictured) We’re not naive enough to think one meal will end hunger, but we are bold enough to believe each meal distributed is a step toward the change we desperately need Poverty is a policy choice and we choose something better
A hand holding brown bowl of beef bolognese made by a volunteer chef at Project Sauce
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Project Sauce NYC @projectsaucenyc.bsky.social · 25/05/2026
We added 120 meals to the new Brooklyn Heights community fridge today, and delivered 15 meals directly to another family. Just another Sunday with Project Sauce
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Project Sauce NYC @projectsaucenyc.bsky.social · 06/05/2026
Want some delicious bbq chicken or tofu? You’re in luck! Here’s our recipes from Sunday!
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Project Sauce NYC @projectsaucenyc.bsky.social · 05/05/2026
We were able to cook 151 meals and bring them to the Brooklyn Heights Community Fridge on Sunday. Our highest meal count yet. Check out the work we’re doing and throw us a donation if you can. Our next goal is to rent a commercial kitchen and increase our output! www.projectsauce.org
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Project Sauce NYC @projectsaucenyc.bsky.social · 02/05/2026
We are so excited to be recognized as 501c3 charitable organization. In 3 months, this group of friends came together with an idea, started cooking and packaging over 1k meals, incorporated in the state of NY, and raised thousands of dollars through grassroots marketing.
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Project Sauce NYC @projectsaucenyc.bsky.social · 22/04/2026
Saucy Sundays, babyyyy!! We’ve made over 1000 meals since starting about 2 months ago. If you want to help us keep cooking, donate through the link in bio or dm us to see how to get involved!!
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Project Sauce NYC @projectsaucenyc.bsky.social · 15/04/2026
Here’s our recipes!
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Project Sauce NYC @projectsaucenyc.bsky.social · 13/04/2026
Last week we had special guest chefs make Beef lomo saltado
Beef lomo saltado. Beef, noodles, onions  Lizbet and Nathy. Peruvian immigrants came and made our meals A pot of Beef lomo saltadoFridge stocked with Beef lomo saltado last Sunday
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Project Sauce NYC @projectsaucenyc.bsky.social · 13/04/2026
Some miso tofu/chicken over rice and Seco de pollo to the community fridge yesterday!
Miso tofu over rice and cabbageSeco de pollo over rice and chickpeasMiso chicken over riceThe first 48 meals into the Brooklyn Heights Community fridge. Every Sunday we put around 100 fresh home cooked meals in
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Project Sauce NYC @projectsaucenyc.bsky.social · 25/03/2026
As usual, here’s how to make the Good Soup
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Project Sauce NYC @projectsaucenyc.bsky.social · 22/03/2026
That’s some good soup
A hand holding a bowl of homemade chicken soup A woman ladling soup into bowls
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Project Sauce NYC @projectsaucenyc.bsky.social · 19/03/2026
Think of all the good we could do with $200 billion 🤔
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Project Sauce NYC @projectsaucenyc.bsky.social · 17/03/2026
Hold your loved ones, share a meal, and celebrate being together. We’ve only got each other, so let’s help each other survive. Here’s our recipes from Sunday!
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Project Sauce NYC @projectsaucenyc.bsky.social · 13/03/2026
Our vision is a city where New Yorkers work together to broaden impact with kindness and care so all may live with dignity. If you are inspired like we are, our donation link is live (in bio and at givebutter.com/psdonate). Poverty is a policy choice, and we choose something better.
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Project Sauce NYC @projectsaucenyc.bsky.social · 11/03/2026
And here are the vegan recipes!!
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Project Sauce NYC @projectsaucenyc.bsky.social · 11/03/2026
Every week, we try to make hearty, healthy meals that anyone can make. We believe that people at home should also be able to replicate the same meals we make on a smaller scale at affordable prices, so we will be sharing our recipes every week on our socials.
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Project Sauce NYC @projectsaucenyc.bsky.social · 10/03/2026
Let us introduce ourselves! We're Project Sauce. A Brooklyn based group cooking hot, fresh meals on Sundays that we put in community fridges. All while advocating to change the structural systems that keep us struggling. Poverty is a Policy Choice #GetSaucy
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