Food Bank for Monterey County
Non-Profit Food Bank
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Affiliation: TEFAP - Emergency Food Assistance Program
USDA buys the food, including processing and packaging, and ships it to the States. The amount received by each State depends on its low-income and unemploye...
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Food Distribution, Food Boxes (For Seniors/Elderly)
SENIOR FOOD BAG PROGRAM Senior Food Bag (SFB) Program is a ten-month (Feb.-Nov.) program designed to provide seniors 60 years of age and older with fre...
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Food, Virtual Food Drive
Feeding the Hungry is now just one click away. With the Virtual Food Drive you can go online and with the click of your mouse donate food to the Food Bank fo...
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Volunteer Opportunities, In General * (ANY/ALL Types)
Donate Time: Join the more than 300 volunteers in the commitment to meet the needs of hungry people! We operate with only 16 full-time staff. The help of ...
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Donations, Financial/Monetary Donations
HOW YOU CAN HELP Support the Programs and Services of the Food Bank for Monterey County Donate Money: For every dollar donated to the Food Bank, we ca...
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Food Drive, Volunteer
Donate Food and/or Organize a Food Drive: You don't have to make a large donation to make a difference! Any non-perishable food item you donate will be ap...
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Warehouse, Donations Sorter/Organizer, Volunteer
Donate Time: Join the more than 300 volunteers in the commitment to meet the needs of hungry people! We operate with only 16 full-time staff. The help of ...
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About this facility
- Hours
- Monday-Friday, 7:30 AM to 4:30 PM
- Areas served
- Monterey County, CA
- Service
- Temporary
Notes
The Food Bank for Monterey County, a certified America's
Second Harvest food bank, is the largest supplier of
emergency food in Monterey County. We distribute 5 million
pounds of food annually.
We are a non-profit private organization whose mission is
"to lead community efforts in the awareness and elimination
of hunger in Monterey County." To accomplish this mission,
we solicit, collect, store, and then distribute food throughout
the County by several means: (1) Agency Clearinghouse, a
network of approximately 65 non-profit food assistance
agencies; (2) direct giving programs such as Emergency Food
Assistance and the Family Market.
The Food Bank for Monterey County is situated on California's
central coast in the city of Salinas in an area known as the
"Salad Bowl of the World." Agriculture and the hospitality
industry dominate the economy of the Central Coast and the
national image of our area is one of wealth and beauty.
However, hunger, poverty, high unemployment, and food
insecurity exist.
There is hunger in Monterey County. The challenge is great and
we strive to meet it on a daily basis.