According to Feeding America, over 937,300 people in Arizona are struggling with hunger - and of them, 311,390 are children. That’s 1 in 8 people, and 1 in 5 children. Mandates of COVID-19 created economic challenges for our neighbors. More people in our communities are looking for food assistance to feed their families. As an Association, we can come together to help.
In June 2020, WeSERV held a fundraiser for Arizona Food Bank Network (AzFBN), raising $15,490. Thank you to everyone who donated! For every one dollar ($1) donated, AzFBN can purchase nine (9) pounds of food, which provides seven (7) meals. That means we helped give a meal to over 108,430 people. The need is much higher. Together, we can do more.
We left our donation page open, so you can donate when you have $1, $10, $20, $50, or more to spare. Consider contributing to AzFBN, and help feed our hungry neighbors. Together, we can create a hunger-free Arizona.
Thank you for making a difference! Please donate today!
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Find Help
If you or someone you know needs help, visit AzFBN Food Providers Directory, the largest database of emergency food options to find assistance.
If you’re facing an illness, severe injury, or a catastrophic event that hinders your ability to earn a living, the WeC.A.R.E. Fund might be able to assist you.
If you’re facing an illness, severe injury, or a catastrophic event that hinders your ability to earn a living, the WeC.A.R.E. Fund might be able to assist you.
Arizona Food Bank Network
In 1983, AzFBN was created from the initial Maricopa County Emergency Food Coordination Project, and since then, we have maintained the goal of ending hunger in Arizona. Throughout our history, we have developed and grown several programs that assist in supporting our member food banks as well as all Arizona hunger relief efforts. Through these programs, we collaborate with food banks, government agencies, community organizations, schools, and various other partners to establish a unified focus on creating a hunger-free Arizona. Learn more at www.azfoodbanks.org.
