
The Market
Our client-choice pantry. Fresh, frozen and shelf-stable groceries, chosen by you.
11,400 families / moFairview County's food bank since 1987
One in seven Fairview County families isn't sure where next week's groceries are coming from. We change that with fresh food, shared meals, and zero judgment, six days a week.
Get food
Anyone in Fairview County can shop our free pantries. You don't need to prove income, bring ID, or explain yourself. Just come.
210 Main St · 0.8 mi · Mon to Sat, 9 AM to 6 PM
Open nowLincoln Elementary lot · 2.1 mi · Thursdays 4 to 7 PM
Thu14 Oak Ave · 2.6 mi · Hot meal Wed & Sun, 5:30 PM
WedHomebound and 60+? We'll bring it to your door. Call to sign up.
CallWhat we do
Hunger doesn't look the same for a kid on a Friday afternoon as it does for a grandmother on a fixed income. So we don't do one-size-fits-all.

Our client-choice pantry. Fresh, frozen and shelf-stable groceries, chosen by you.
11,400 families / mo
Weekend food bags slipped quietly into backpacks at 31 Fairview County schools.
3,200 kids / week
A hot, sit-down dinner twice a week. Real plates, real conversation, seconds encouraged.
900 plates / week
A pantry on wheels for rural towns, plus doorstep delivery for homebound seniors.
14 stops / weekDonate
Because we rescue food from farms and grocers and buy wholesale by the truckload, every dollar you give turns into three meals. Monthly gifts let us plan the trucks before they're needed.

Real stories
I came in for groceries the winter my husband got laid off. Now I run the Tuesday produce line. This place gave me food, and then it gave me a family.
Maria R.Shopper turned volunteer captain
Volunteer
No experience needed. Pick a shift, show up in closed-toe shoes, and we'll handle the rest. Ages 10 and up with an adult; court and school service hours signed on site.
Tue 9 AM to 11 AM · 6 of 20 spots left
Thu 3:30 PM to 7 PM · 3 of 12 spots left
Sat 8:30 AM to 12 PM · 9 of 16 spots left
Sun 4:30 PM to 7 PM · 2 of 10 spots left
Where your money goes
Independent audit every year. Our 990, annual report and board list are one click away, because trust is earned in public.
Produce, dairy and protein, up from 31% five years ago. Nutrition is the point, not just calories.
Surplus from 48 farms, grocers and restaurants that would have been thrown away.
Get involved
Riverside Park · every registration feeds 60 neighbors
Handmade bowls by local potters · soup by 12 chefs
Every gift doubled, up to $50,000, thanks to County United
800 volunteers, 4,000 boxes, one very loud warehouse
See exactly what your neighbors are doing to end hunger in Fairview County, plus first dibs on volunteer shifts that fill fast.