Food Fix Campaign — Mark Hyman's Food-Policy Nonprofit
Stalled
The Food Fix Campaign is Dr. Mark Hyman’s nonprofit food-policy advocacy organization, which describes itself (via drhyman.com) as educating Washington decision-makers and advocating food and agriculture policy for public health and sustainability. Hyman is its founder and chairman. The campaign has claimed contributions to the White House Conference on Hunger, Nutrition, and Health among its progress.
The campaign’s current status shows mixed signals. Public Citizen’s February 2026 “MAHA, Means, Money” report noted that as of December 2025 the organization’s website was listed as “under construction,” and that its tax filings show its highest-paid consultant is a business entity registered to Scott Hatch, son of former Senator Orrin Hatch. In 2026 the campaign’s public presence appears to operate mainly through the Food Fix Uncensored book brand and Hyman’s media appearances rather than as a standalone advocacy operation.
This site marks the campaign as stalled-appearance: an ongoing-advocacy record with a visible 2026 institutional footprint that is smaller than its stated ambitions.
Timeline
- 2026: Public Citizen’s “MAHA, Means, Money” report flags the campaign’s website as “under construction” (as of Dec 2025) and its highest-paid consultant’s Hatch connection.
- Feb 2026: Hyman publishes Food Fix Uncensored, which becomes the campaign’s primary 2026 public vehicle.
