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Fairbanks Community Food Bank is a proud member of these agencies
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In May of 1982 the Fairbanks Community Food Bank began its service to this incredible community.
30 years later, thanks to your continued support, we are still going strong.
LET'S CELEBRATE!
In this May, 2012, let's collect 30,000 pounds of food!
The Letter Carrier's event brought in 15,000 pounds all by itself, so we are already 1/2 way there!
15,000 pounds to go!
The Fairbanks Community Food Bank collects and redistributes donated food to individuals and agencies. Food is distributed through many programs including Food Boxes, Bone Builders, and Agency Shopping.
The Fairbanks Community Food Bank makes a difference in the lives of neighbors by sharing resources. The generous people of Fairbanks truly live the lessons taught by the Stone Soup Legend –– Fairbanks Style.
Find out more about the Fairbanks Community Food Bank...
You may access our 990 (Organization Exempt from Income Tax) form on the Guidestar.org website (free registration required to access the form).
News from our Staff
National news: A new study found that 14.85 percent of seniors in the United States, 1 in 7, face the threat of hunger. Read more
Thank you Kelli Anne Dunton for your contributions from your Lemonade Stand. Read more
We made it to 15,000 pounds so far for Letter Carriers-15,000 pounds to go! Let's celebrate 30 years of service with 30,000 pounds. Read on!
Have a little (or even a lot) of time to share? Please call us at 45-SHARE and get on our schedule!
Only have time on the weekends? That's OK! Call 45-SHARE and volunteer for the Commodity Supplemental Food Program!
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Don Bennett, one of the leaders of Boy Scouts Den 5 of Pack 25, and Manager at Fred Meyers West, working at the Food Bank at -49 degrees below. This troop is a consistant volunteering group here at the Fairbanks Community Food Bank. Thank you for all your dedicated service! |
