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50 Dishes. One Shared Need.
The American Potluck print brings together 50 illustrated dishes, one from every state. Each plate represents a different place, inspired by local culture, history, and tradition. No two recipes are the same, and that diversity is intentional. A potluck only works when everyone brings something different to the table. Individually, each dish tells its own story. Together, they highlight a shared need: food.
Across the United States, more than 44 million people experience food insecurity each year.
Children, seniors, and working families are affected in every state represented on this print. Food insecurity exists in rural towns and major cities, in suburbs and on tribal lands. No region is untouched, even if the need often goes unseen.
The dishes on this print celebrate what makes each place distinct, but the table itself represents what we all share. Everyone needs food, and everyone deserves access to it with dignity.
American Potluck exists at the intersection of these truths. It uses creativity to honor culture, print to make the message tangible, and collective action to support neighbors who need help putting meals on the table. This project isn’t about charity as an abstract idea—it’s about meeting a basic human need together, through shared responsibility and care.
Where Care Becomes Action
Every American Potluck print directly supports food access in local communities. One hundred percent of proceeds are donated to No Kid Hungry, a national organization working on the front lines of hunger relief.