Since 1986, The Montgomery Area Food Bank fights hunger and poverty in South Central Alabama by distributing food and other donated products to over 800 non-profit member agencies serving 35 counties.
Through this food network, our partnering charity organizations provide free food to low income residents by distributing bags of groceries or on-site feeding (soup kitchen) programs.
The Food Bank system, which has been in place for more than 25 years, takes food that otherwise would have gone to waste and gets it out to people who are unable to provide adequate food for themselves and their families. Through our Food Bank and its' 4 PDOs, we distribute roughly 19 million pounds of food annually.
How Does A Food Bank Work?
To better serve our counties outside the 12 county Montgomery vicinity, we have opened 4 Partner Distribution Organizations (PDOs) that serve the remaining 23 counties. Click HERE to view our PDO's websites. (scroll to bottom of page.)
A link to information regarding our annual report, past year's program service accomplishments, roster of the officers and members of the Board of Directors, and financial information can be found on our home page.
The needy that we reach include:
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Welfare To Work Families
The Newly Unemployed
Victims Of Domestic Violence
Persons In Substance
Abuse Facilities
Children And The Elderly
The Homeless
Mentally Retarded Of All Ages
Disaster Victims
