Lewiston A Chefs’ Affaire Wows
This year was the first in-person A Chefs’ Affaire in Lewiston. Last month, over 170 guests enjoyed a delicious four-course meal from Chef Magen Fairley and raised food for more…
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Empty Bowls in the Treasure Valley in November
Online sales for Empty Bowls in the Treasure Valley will open on Friday, November 25th. This annual event is a way to support The Idaho Foodbank by purchasing a beautiful…
November is Diabetes Awareness Month
November is National Diabetes Awareness month. Diabetes is a disease that affects the body’s ability to produce or respond to the hormone insulin. Insulin is produced in the pancreas and…
Pasta with Pumpkin Sauce
Serves 4 Directions Cook pasta according to package directions. Meanwhile, place a large skillet over medium to high heat. Add olive oil, onion, garlic, and mushrooms. Cook about 10 minutes…
Staff Spotlight: Allie Dufault – Volunteer Program Specialist, Meridian
Before working at The Idaho Foodbank, what was the most unusual or interesting job you’ve ever had? I was an elementary school PE teacher, and it was just lovely.
A Chefs’ Affaire 2022
Thank you to everyone who shared a table with The Idaho Foodbank and others who are committed to our vision of a hunger-free Idaho and a healthier state. A special…
Idaho Hunger Awareness Month
October is Hunger Awareness Month in Idaho, which shines a light on the challenges for individuals and families facing hunger. This is also an opportunity to highlight and strengthen the partnerships and coalitions that work together to address hunger in Idaho.
Idaho Philanthropy Awards – Idaho Nonprofit Center
Congratulations to Shaela Schenk, Idaho Foodbank Eastern Volunteer Coordinator, for being recognized by the Idaho Nonprofit Center with the Idaho Philanthropy Award for Outstanding Volunteer Manager in Eastern Idaho!
Partner Highlight: Lewis Clark State College (LCSC) Pantry
When students don’t have the nutrition they need it often causes stress and anxiety along with challenges concentrating in class and focusing on learning. For college students lack of food may harm their ability to achieve educational and professional goals.
Visitors from Georgia
The Idaho Foodbank recently hosted visitors from the country of Georgia at our facility in Meridian. The visit was organized by Global Ties Idaho as part of the U.S. State Department’s International Visitor Leadership Program.
A Day for Families to Scare Away Hunger! – Pocatello
Join us for Scare Away Hunger on Saturday, October 22nd! This is a Family Day of Volunteering at The Idaho Foodbank warehouse in Pocatello. There are one-hour sessions available from 10AM to 2PM for families with children as young as 4 years old to volunteer. Costumes are encouraged and welcome! Space is limited so please call Shaela at 208-233-8811 to sign up.
Healthy Snacks for the Halloween Season
In October there are treats and pumpkin-spice flavored goodies galore! Enjoying these foods in moderation is great, but it’s important to incorporate healthy snacks into your diet as well.