Campbell Soup Company is an American food manufacturing company founded in 1869 by Joseph A. Campbell and Abraham Anderson in Camden, New Jersey. The company began as a producer of canned tomatoes, vegetables, jellies and other food products before becoming widely known for its canned soups. Over the years, it has expanded its product portfolio to include packaged meals, snacks, sauces and beverages. Its well-known brands include Campbell's, Pepperidge Farm, Goldfish and Prego. The company serves consumers across the United States and other international markets, providing convenient food products for households.

Beyond its commercial operations, Campbell Soup Company supports community development through charitable giving, employee volunteering and partnerships with nonprofit organizations. Its philanthropic efforts focus on addressing food insecurity, supporting nutrition and wellness, strengthening local communities and creating opportunities for young people. Through food donations, financial contributions and community programs, the company works with food banks and charitable organizations to help individuals and families facing hardship. Its community initiatives reflect a longstanding commitment to hunger relief and improving the well-being of communities, particularly in areas where its employees and operations are located.