Greater Lansing Food Bank

The Holt Community Food Bank is a non-profit organization dedicated to alleviating hunger in the Holt Delhi Township community by providing monthly food assistance and emergency support to families in need. Founded over 20 years ago by two compassionate individuals, the food bank now operates solely with the help of volunteers who are committed to ensuring that no one in the community goes without food. With the support of local businesses, service organizations, and individuals, the Holt Community Food Bank serves an average of 150 families each month, offering a variety of non-perishable items, fresh produce, meats, dairy, bread products, and personal care items.Generated from the website

The Food Bank Council of Michigan (FBCM), established in 1984, is a collaborative initiative among the state's regional food banks aimed at addressing hunger through increased emergency food resources and advocacy efforts. Responding to high unemployment rates during its inception, FBCM has taken a leading role in uniting efforts to alleviate food insecurity throughout Michigan. With a focus on ensuring access to nutritious food for all Michiganders, FBCM supports various programs, including assistance with SNAP benefits, and works to raise awareness around the issue of food insecurity. The organization operates as a registered 501(c)(3), allowing donations to be tax-deductible, further enabling its mission to combat hunger statewide. Generated from the website

Greater Lansing Food Bank (GLFB) is a non-profit organization dedicated to addressing emergency food needs in the Greater Lansing area. They coordinate, fund, and support local food pantries, shelters, and community kitchens, while also rescuing perishable food through their Food Movers program and distributing it to those in need. Additionally, GLFB supports community gardens and low-income residential gardens through their Garden Project, providing seeds, plants, information, and expertise. With a focus on fighting hunger together, GLFB believes that everyone has a seat at the table and that every story matters. They serve the mid-Michigan counties of Clare, Clinton, Eaton, Gratiot, Ingham, Isabella, and Shiawassee, making a significant impact by distributing millions of pounds of food, completing thousands of volunteer hours, and providing essential resources to those in need.Generated from the website