Clark County Food Bank is a crucial link between resources and people in need, operating as a grower, gleaner, and food supplier. They are dedicated to alleviating hunger and its root causes in Clark County, Washington. With a comprehensive range of programs and services, they strive to make a meaningful impact on their community.

Through their food distribution program, Clark County Food Bank manages over 8 million pounds of food annually, providing approximately 6. 7 million meals for individuals and families in need. They collaborate with 53 nonprofit partner agencies at 130 distribution sites, ensuring that food reaches those who need it most.

In addition to food distribution, the food bank offers nutrition education, farming, and gleaning initiatives, as well as SNAP assistance. They also engage in community outreach and advocacy efforts to address the underlying issues contributing to hunger. You can get involved with Clark County Food Bank by becoming a volunteer, either at their farm, in nutrition education, or through other opportunities.

They also welcome food and fund drives, as well as various ways of giving, such as the Hunger Alliance and tribute gifts. By joining forces with Clark County Food Bank, you can contribute to their mission of feeding Clark County and creating a brighter future for all