The Eleanor Crook Foundation is a US-based philanthropic organization dedicated to ending global malnutrition. With a history spanning over 20 years, the foundation was co-founded in 1997 by Eleanor Butt Crook and her late husband, Ambassador William H. Crook.

Eleanor has long been at the forefront of advocacy and grantmaking to combat global malnutrition, leveraging her family's leadership in the grocery industry through their company, H-E-B, to support the national food banking movement and fight hunger across the nation. At the Eleanor Crook Foundation, a team of leading experts in global malnutrition work tirelessly in research, policy analysis, and advocacy to fulfill Eleanor's vision of a world free from hunger and malnutrition. The foundation is guided by an Expert Advisory Board, ensuring a strategic and impactful approach to research and grantmaking.

Through their strategy of grants and investments, the foundation provides resources to address the issue of malnutrition effectively. To learn more about the Eleanor Crook Foundation and their work, visit their website for news, resources, and events