Member agencies help the Foodbank provide hundreds of
thousands of groceries and meals to low-income people in the Virginia Peninsula
area. Currently, the Foodbank serves over 200 nonprofit member agencies. These
nonprofit organizations include churches, shelters, residential care
facilities, day support, senior, youth, and child care programs.
Each
organization has access to the Food Bank's inventory, food distribution and educational
programs. Member agencies provide food services such as emergency food
pantries, mass food distributions, soup kitchens, hot meals, bagged lunches and
snacks for low-income and at-risk populations throughout our service area.
Contact Andrea Harley, Director of Agency Services at: aharley@nnfoodbank.org
The Foodbank of the
Virginia Peninsula works in partnership with over 200 partner agencies. These
agencies can be found in nine jurisdictions including the cities of Hampton,
Newport News, Poquoson, Williamsburg and the counties of Gloucester, James
City, Mathews, Surry and York County. Our member agencies provide us with a
presence in their local communities and offer thousands of low-income Virginian's
on the Peninsula groceries and meals. Any nonprofit organization within our
service area that provides free food to low–income persons may be eligible for membership
at the Foodbank.
Agency Member List
Member Agency Resources
While membership enables organizations the basic warehouse
shopping privileges, there is much more that comes with membership. Member
agencies have benefit of the many resources that the Foodbank has to offer. These
resources are provided to enhance your organizations abilities to serve low/no income
and at-risk populations.
