West Side Campaign Against Hunger (WSCAH) is a community-based organization dedicated to alleviating hunger in New York City. They provide emergency food distribution, focusing on dignity, community, and choice, ensuring over 50% of the food is fresh produce. Services include benefits access support, such as SNAP enrollment, and advocacy for systemic change. Their target audience is New Yorkers experiencing food hardship. The unique selling proposition is their customer-choice pantry model, which empowers individuals to select their food, promoting dignity and autonomy in food access[1][2][3].