Our mission: To eliminate hunger in the Heartland by ensuring consistent access to healthy foods through community partnerships.
Looking to make a difference in your community? Consider volunteering with the Food Bank to make a direct impact on neighbors in need.
With costs up and donations down, inflation is having a direct impact on the Food Bank, its network partners, and neighbors in need across the Heartland.
A retired priest in Columbus is helping feed thousands of families across the Heartland from his own farm.
Food Bank for the Heartland’s SNAP Outreach team is a great resource to turn to, if you’ve been denied public benefits in the past.
Food Bank for the Heartland hosted a successful Stuff the Truck event on June 11. Click below to see how much was collected to help neighbors in need.
Check out our latest edition of The Dish and stay informed on everything happening at the Food Bank.
For thousands of families across the Heartland, summer means one thing—hunger. Food Bank for the Heartland and other nonprofits are working to help alleviate the strain families are facing.
Sarah Sadler, Volunteer Coordinator at Food Bank for the Heartland, shares a recap about SHARE Omaha’s 2022 Do Good Days.
Zach Williamson with KMTV paid a visit to the Food Bank during Share Omaha’s Do Good Days Volun-Thursday.
The Food Bank is putting a renewed focus on food donations from the community to help mitigate the increased demand caused by inflation.
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