Food Pantries Near You
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The Idaho Foodbank distributes food to pantry partners statewide. North Idaho is served by Spokane’s Second Harvest Food Bank
June is Dairy Month!
Did you know that Idaho is one of the top 3 producers of dairy in the United States? The Idaho Foodbank is grateful to have a generous dairy industry in our state to help us meet our food distribution nutrition goals, which are guided by the USDA’s MyPlate recommendations. Our nutrition goals are an important way to help the people we serve have healthy, balanced food choices. In fiscal year 2023, 15% of the food we distributed was dairy.
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Make This Summer…
a Hunger-Free Summer
When school ends, school-provided meal programs will go on break, too. For kids from food-insecure families, this means the loss of an essential source of daily nutrition. Fortunately, The Idaho Foodbank has a plan to keep kids fueled up and thriving all summer long — and your role in it is crucial. Currently, over 220,990 people in Idaho are experiencing food insecurity. Over 67,590 of those are children.
Events
Show up and show your support for ending hunger at our next event
Community engagement is a vital part of The Idaho Foodbank’s work. You can find more information here about upcoming fundraising activities and other events in your area.
News
Read about our work in communities across Idaho
Read the latest news about our work in communities all over the state, including stories about how we are working with other to address food insecurity from all angles.
Join our Team
Full-time positions at The Idaho Foodbank include a full benefits package including health, dental, vision, disability, life insurance, 401k with match, paid time off, paid holidays, and eligibility for a bonus program.
Food & Community Partners
The Idaho Foodbank serves about 179,000 people monthly through more than 400 partners in 44 counties. These include rescue missions, church pantries, emergency shelters and community kitchens.
