FoodLink for Tulare County, Inc.
Non--Profit Food Bank
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Affiliation: TEFAP - Emergency Food Assistance Program
Emergency Food Assistance Program (EFAP) EFAP is a government program under USDA. FoodLink receives between one-half and two million pounds of food fro...
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Volunteer Opportunities, In General * (ANY/ALL Types)
Volunteer: FoodLink relies on the help of many individuals and groups who give of their time to help us prepare and distribute food. If you have time to give...
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Food * (ANY/ALL Types)
Donate Food: FoodLink?s warehouse accepts food donations from a variety of sources. Call us at (559)651-3663 for more information.
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Food Bank, Volunteer
Volunteer: FoodLink relies on the help of many individuals and groups who give of their time to help us prepare and distribute food. If you have time to give...
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Mission Statement
FoodLink is committed to ending hunger by providing healthy food
and nutrition education to those in need through community
involvement.
Who We Are
FoodLink for Tulare County, a nonprofit organization, has been
working to end hunger in Tulare County since 1978. FoodLink
warehouses and distributes millions of pounds of food annually
to a network of more than 80 local nonprofit agencies, which
directly feed needy families. In 2005, food distributed through
FoodLink's efficient network of food collection, preservation,
and distribution reached more than 80,000 people, with more than
half of those served being children.
But food distribution alone is not enough to end hunger in our
area. FoodLink also works to combat hunger through hunger-relief
advocacy, and to eliminate its long-term effects through proper
nutrition and health education.