Capital Area Food Bank
Tax deductible
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The food bank’s primary emphasis continues to be on supplying food through its network of nonprofit partners.
After School Meals: The food bank’s after school meals program will continue at all site locations that plan to remain open at this time. The hot meal normally eaten on site has been replaced with a cold “to-go” meal that children can pick up and eat at home.
Senior Programs: The food bank will continue its monthly distribution of supplemental bagged/boxed shelf stable groceries through its Grocery Plus and My Groceries to Go locations (both part of the Commodity Supplemental Food Program) and Senior Brown Bag locations that are remaining open at this time.
Pop-Up Pantries: The food bank’s primary emphasis continues to be on supplying food through its network of nonprofit partners. However, in some areas where we are without a partner to help meet current need, the food bank is holding pop-up pantries in select locations. These pop-ups are for people without the funds to buy adequate food, and who would ordinarily seek help from a food pantry.
The food bank’s primary emphasis continues to be on supplying food through its network of nonprofit partners.
After School Meals: The food bank’s after school meals program will continue at all site locations that plan to remain open at this time. The hot meal normally eaten on site has been replaced with a cold “to-go” meal that children can pick up and eat at home.
Senior Programs: The food bank will continue its monthly distribution of supplemental bagged/boxed shelf stable groceries through its Grocery Plus and My Groceries to Go locations (both part of the Commodity Supplemental Food Program) and Senior Brown Bag locations that are remaining open at this time.
Pop-Up Pantries: The food bank’s primary emphasis continues to be on supplying food through its network of nonprofit partners. However, in some areas where we are without a partner to help meet current need, the food bank is holding pop-up pantries in select locations. These pop-ups are for people without the funds to buy adequate food, and who would ordinarily seek help from a food pantry.
Organizer
Angela Villanueva
Organizer
Springfield, VA
Capital Area Food Bank
Beneficiary