2026 Grantees

The Idaho Food Bank Fund is pleased to announce the 2026 grant recipients. The Idaho Food Bank Fund Executive Committee has awarded grants to 72 organizations to support their work addressing food insecurity across Idaho.

The IFBF is indebted to the volunteer grant review committee, made up of representatives in each of the state’s seven health districts, for their time and energy reviewing this year’s applications.

Here is a snapshot of this year’s application and grant cycle:

  • 106 applications received and reviewed
  • 72 applications recommended for funding
  • $174,770 in awarded grant funding
  • Average Grant size: $2,427
  • Largest Grant: $6,000
  • Smallest Grant: $1,000
  • Grant award rate: 68%
  • Regional representation of awarded grants by Health District is:
Region 1 (Panhandle) 9 grants $28,000
Region 2 (North Central) 12 grants $26,000
Region 3 (Southwest) 8 grants $22,000
Region 4 (Central) 10 grants $24,500
Region 5 (South Central) 12 grants $30,350
Region 6 (Southeastern) 6 grants $14,700
Region 7 (Eastern) 15 grants $29,220
Total funding recommended $174,770

It is always a difficult decision to determine who receives a grant and who does not. All applications are worthy of support. It was with careful consideration that the following grants were awarded:

3rd Avenue Marketplace: $5,000 for 3rd Avenue Marketplace’s Grocery Rescue Program, Post Falls

ABC – Above and Beyond the Classroom in Teton Valley, Inc.: $1,500 for Fifth-Day Friday Food & Enrichment Program, Driggs

Aid For Friends, Inc.: $2,500 for Shelter Food Purchasing Program, Pocatello

Angel Wings Network, Inc.: $1,500 for Nutrition for the Journey: Food & Grocery Card Assistance Program, Weiser

Bingham County Senior Citizens Center: $3,000 for Meals on Wheels Program, Blackfoot

Updated 10/27/26

Boise Rescue Mission Ministries: $4,000 for Emergency Services Program, Boise

Boise State University Campus Food Pantry: $1,500 for Fresh Produce for Student Succes, Boise

Boys and Girls Clubs of Ada County: $1,500 for Nutritious Meals for Kids Who Need Them Most, Garden City

Boys and Girls Club of Pocatello: $1,500 for Healthy Meals and Snacks for Club Kids, Pocatello

Caldwell Senior Center: $4,000 for Sustaining Senior Health Through Congregate Meals, Caldwell

Camas Community Pantry, Inc.: $1,850 for General Operating Expenses, Holiday Food Boxes 2026, Fairfield

Camas Senior and Community Center: $1,500 for Fill the Freezer, Fairfield

Clearwater County Senior Citizens, Inc.: $4,000 for Senior Nutrition Program, Orofino

College of Southern Idaho’s Gilbert’s Pantry: $1,500 for Gilbert’s Pantry, Twin Falls

Community Center of Spirit Lake: $3,000 for Obtaining safe and locally sourced USDA grade meats for meal programs, Spirit Lake

Community Council of Idaho, Inc.-Caldwell: $2,500 for Caldwell Community Food Access Program, Caldwell

Community Council of Idaho, Inc.-Idaho Falls: $2,000 for Idaho Falls Community Food Access Project, Idaho Falls

Community Food Share, Inc.: $5,000 for Food and Food Storage Infrastructure, Burley

Community Helping Hands, Inc.: $4,000 for Community Helping Hands Protein Expansion Project, Hagerman

Culture for Change Foundation: $3,000 for A Table For You: Spice and Soul, Filer

Eagle Community Foodbank, Inc.: $3,000 for Nourishing Neighbors: Senior Outreach, Eagle

Emmanuel Community Cupboard-Food Pantry: $1,500 for Commercial Stand-up Freezer & 2 Heavy Duty Utility Cards, Lewiston

Episcopal Church of the Nativity: $1,500 for Food Safety: Keeping our Cool Through Challenging Times, Lewiston

Family Crisis Center: $3,000 for Food Bank Operations & Storage Improvements, Rexburg

Fernwood Senoir Meals Site and HDM Program: $2,500 for Fernwood Senior Meal Site and HDM program, Fernwood

Updated 10/27/26

Filer Senior Haven, Inc.: $3,500 for Home Delivered Meal Program, Filer

Food For Our Children: $3,000 for Weekend Food Bag Program, Sandpoint

Friendship Food Pantry: $1,500 for Friendship Food Pantry Equipment/Supplies, Boise

FRTC, Idaho Wednesday’s Child ICR: $2,000 for C.S.R, Homedale

Giraffe Laugh Early Learning Centers: $2,500 for Giraffe Laugh Food Pantry Program, Garden City

Grangeville Senior Center: $4,000 for Grangeville Senior Nutrition Program, Grangeville

Idaho Angels, Inc.: $1,500 for Bridging The Gap: Food Insecurity Relief, Twin Falls

Idaho Falls Rescue Mission: $2,720 for Food Services Program, Idaho Falls

Idaho State University Benny’s Pantry – Idaho Falls: $1,500 for Purchases of Food, Personal Hygiene, and Shelving Units, Idaho Falls

J K Senior Meals: $1,000 for Trays and Nutrition, Kendrick

Jerome Senior Center: $3,000 for Home Delivered Meal Packaging, Jerome

Kuna Food Bank, Inc.: $4,000 for General Operating Fund, Kuna

LC Valley Youth Resource Center, Inc.: $3,000 for Teen Nutrition Program, Lewiston

Life’s Kitchen, Inc.: $2,000 for FY2026 Charitable Meal Project, Boise

Lost Rivers Community & Senior Center: $5,000 for Feed the Need in the Community, Arco

Meridian Senior Center: $1,500 for Senior Congregate Meals, Meridian

Middleton Food Pantry: $3,000 for Healthy and Easy Prep Food Supplementation, Middleton

OATS Family Center: $2,500 for OATS Food Pantry, Heyburn

Oneida Crisis Center, Inc.: $1,200 for Increasing Access to Protein Rich Food at Carol’s Pantry, Malad

Our Lady of Good Counsel SVdP Food Pantry: $3,000 for Purchasing Food for Pantry, Mountain Home

Parma Family & Community Resource Center: $6,000 for Panther Pantry Growth Initiative (storage shed), Parma

People in Need Coalition: $4,000 for On Going Expenses, Idaho Falls

Updated 10/27/26

Pocatello Senior Activity Center, Inc.: $1,500 for Congregate Nutrition Program, Pocatello

Potlatch Food Pantry Corporation: $3,000 for General Operations, Potlatch

Potlatch Senior Citizens: $1,500 for Potlatch Senior Citizens, Potlatch

Prairie Mountain Nutrition, Inc.: $1,500 for Food Preparation Costs, Cottonwood

PRM-Advocates for Women: $3,500 for Food Program, Priest River

Real Life Ministries Silver Valley, Inc.: $1,500 for Food Supply and Giving Building, Pinehurst

Rexburg Soup Kitchen: $1,500 for 2 Months of Meal Costs, Rexburg

Rigby Area Senior Citizens LLC: $2,000 for Home Delivered Meals, Rigby

Ririe Give and Gather: $1,500 for Ririe Give and Gather Food Pantry, Ririe

Rock Creek Food Pantry: $1,500 for Operating Budget, Kimberly

Sandpoint Area Seniors, Inc.: $3,500 for Food + Belonging + Community = SASI, Sandpoint

Senior Citizens Community Center, Inc.: $1,500 for Meals on Wheels & Congregate lunches, Idaho Falls

Seniors Hospitality Center, Inc.: $2,500 for Holiday Meals the Matter, Bonners Ferry

Seniors West of the Tetons: $3,000 for Home Meal Program support, Driggs

Shelley Area Senior Citizens, Inc.: $1,500 for Feeding the Seniors, Shelley

South Fremont Senior Citizens: $1,500 for Feeding Seniors, Saint Anthony

St. Theresa of the Little Flower Food Bank: $1,500 for St. Theresa of the Little Flower Food Bank, Orofino

Terry Reilly Health Services: $1,500 for Terry Reilly Food Assistance, Nampa

The Boys & Girls Club of Magic Valley: $1,500 for Needs for Buhl & Rupert Food Pantries, Twin Falls

The Friendly Senior Citizens of Troy: $1,500 for Senior Outreach, Troy

The Mahoney House: $1,000 for TMH Food Security Program, Salmon

The Salvation Army, Caldwell: $1,500 for Food Pantry, Caldwell

The Salvation Army, Lewiston: $2,000 for Community Dinner and Hope Market (Food Pantry) / New Heated Food Holding Cabinet, Lewiston

Updated 10/27/26

United Way Eastern Idaho: $1,000 for Ready. Set. Go! Weekend Food Program, Idaho Falls

Upriver Foodbank: $3,500 for Food and Transportation, Fernwood

Updated 10/27/26

Idaho Food Bank Fund Accepting Grant Applications Throughout July

The Idaho Food Bank Fund announced today that its 2026 grant application process is open from July 1, 2026 through July 31, 2026 to Idaho 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations that provide hunger relief and/or promote healthy eating. Funds can be used to operate programs; purchase food; purchase nutrition education materials; expand capacity (new freezers, shelving, transportation, etc); or promote access for anyone in need, including underserved and/or marginalized populations. To apply, go to idahofoodbankfund.org. The average grant size last year was $3,500.

The Idaho Food Bank Fund was established by the Idaho State Legislature in 2009 and monies are accepted on behalf of donors by the Idaho Tax Commission through what is commonly known as a ‘tax check off’ on Idaho State tax returns. The Idaho Foodbank is the recognized fiduciary agent for the Idaho Food Bank Fund, which is administered through an agreement between The Idaho Foodbank and Catholic Charities of Idaho.

Last year, 45 grants were awarded for a total of $158,445 to nonprofits that provide critical nutrition education and hunger relief services across the state.

Visit https://idahofoodbankfund.org/ to find the application, past grant recipients, and other information.

·        Hunger relief organizations serving Idahoans are eligible to apply for these grants

·        Applicants do not need to be associated with the administering organizations mentioned above to apply for or receive funding.

·        Grants will be awarded in early November 2026.

·        Applications can be found online or a hardcopy can be requested by sending an email to: grants@idahofoodbankfund.org or calling 208-336-9643.

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Idaho Food Bank Fund 2025 Awards and Analysis

45 Grants awarded  

121 applications were reviewed for consideration 

37% acceptance rate  

Total Funded $158,445 

Largest grant: $4,500 

Smallest grant: $800 

Average grant size: $3,521 

36 towns/communities represented by the awardees. 

 

Grants Alphabetically:  

3rd Avenue Marketplace in Post Falls: $4,000 for 3rd Avenue Marketplace’s Grocery Rescue program 

Ashton Senior Center, Inc. in Ashton: $4,000 for Ashton Senior Center’s Kitchen 

Bingham County Senior Citizens Center in Blackfoot: $4,000 for Meals on Wheels program 

Blaine County Hunger Coalition in Bellevue: $4,000 for Food Access Project 

Bonner Community Food Bank in Sandpoint: $4,000 for Feeding Families of North Idaho program 

Clearwater County Senior Citizens, Inc. in Orofino: $4,000 for Nourishing Seniors Through Meals, Wellness, and Community Connection program 

Community Food Basket – Idaho Falls in Idaho Falls: $4,000 for Emergency Food Purchases 

Eagle Community Foodbank in Eagle: $2,500 for Nourishing Neighbors: Senior Delivery program 

Emmett Valley Friendship Coalition in Emmett: $2,000 for Food Storage and Equipment 

Family Crisis Center in Rexburg: $4,000 for Portable Conveyer Belt and funds for food (proteins and dairy) 

Food For Our Children in Sandpoint: $4,000 for a Weekend Food Program 

Giraffe Laugh Early Learning Centers in Garden City: $4,000 for Giraffe Laugh Food Pantry Program 

Homedale Senior Center in Homedale: $4,000 for Food for Social Activities for Seniors program 

Idaho Falls Rescue Mission, Inc. in Idaho Falls: $4,000 for Serving Hope Food Pantry Support 

Interfaith Sanctuary Housing Services in Boise: $4,000 for Nourishing Second Chances program 

Jerome Senior Citizens in Jerome: $3,685 for Home Delivered Meal Packaging 

Lake City Center in Coeur D’Alene: $4,500 for Expansion of Cold Storage for Home Delivered and Congregate Meals 

Lemhi County Crisis Intervention Inc. in Salmon: $800 for Emergency Resources for Individuals Fleeing Domestic Violence program 

Marsing HUB Pantry in Marsing: $4,000 for HUB Pantry 

Meridian Foodbank in Meridian: $4,000 for Backpack Program Expansion program 

Middleton Food Pantry in Middleton: $2,500 for Supplemental Food Purchasing 

Oneida Crisis Center in Malad City: $1,500 for Sustaining Availability of Perishable Foods at Carol’s Pantry 

Our Lady of Good Counsel St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry in Mountain Home: $4,400 for Food Purchases 

Potlatch Food Pantry Corporation in Potlatch: $4,000 for General Operations 

Prairie Mountain Nutrition in Cottonwood: $4,000 for Senior Meals program for 2025/26 

Priest River Ministries, Inc. in Priest River: $3,000 for a Food Program 

Rigby Area Senior Citizens in Rigby: $4,000 for Home Delivered Meals 

Rock Creek Food Pantry, Inc. in Kimberly: $1,500 for General Operating  

Saint Alphonsus Medical Center – Nampa: $4,000 for Nampa Meals on Wheels 

Saint Clare’s Food Pantry in Caldwell – $4,000 for Food For All program 

Salmon Assembly of God in Salmon: $3,500 for 72 cu. Ft Commercial Freezer 

Salmon Senior Citizens Nutrition Site Association, Inc. in Salmon: $4,000 for Funding for Expanding Existing Capacities program 

Senior Citizens Dollar A Month Club, Inc. in Grangeville: $4,000 for the Grangeville Senior Center Nutrition Program 

Seniors West of the Tetons in Driggs: $4,000 for Home Delivered Meal program 

Society of St. Vincent de Paul Holy Spirit Conference in Pocatello: $1,000 for Food Pantry Equipment 

South Fremont Senior Citizens, Inc. in St. Anthony: $4,000 for South Fremont Senior Citizens program 

St. Vincent de Paul Southwest Idaho in Boise: $4,000 for St. Vincent de Paul Boise Food Pantry 

Star Food Bank in Star: $4,000 for Refrigerated Truck Fuel and Tires 

The Salvation Army – Boise: $2,680 for Food Pantry Capacity Building 

The Salvation Army in Lewiston: $4,000 for Community Dinner and Food Pantry/New Electric Commercial Range 

The Salvation Army – Pocatello: $1,580 for Food Capacity Building program 

The Soup Kitchen in Idaho Falls: $4,000 for Capital Improvements 

Upriver Youth Leadership Council (UYLC) in Kamiah: $4,000 for From Garden to Table: Nourishing Futures at UYLC program 

Voices Against Violence in Twin Falls: $4,000 for Food Security for Survivors program 

Women’s and Children’s Alliance in Boise: $3,300 for Meeting the Needs of Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault Victims program 

 

Grantees by District:  

Region 1 (Panhandle): 

Lake City Center in Coeur D’Alene: $4,500 for Expansion of Cold Storage for Home Delivered and Congregate Meals 

3rd Avenue Marketplace in Post Falls: $4,000 for 3rd Avenue Marketplace’s Grocery Rescue program 

Priest River Ministries, Inc. in Priest River: $3,000 for a Food Program 

Bonner Community Food Bank in Sandpoint: $4,000 for Feeding Families of North Idaho program 

Food For Our Children in Sandpoint: $4,000 for a Weekend Food Program 

 

Region 2 (North Central): 

Prairie Mountain Nutrition in Cottonwood: $4,000 for Senior Meals program for 2025/26 

Senior Citizens Dollar A Month Club, Inc. in Grangeville: $4,000 for the Grangeville Senior Center Nutrition Program 

Upriver Youth Leadership Council (UYLC) in Kamiah: $4,000 for From Garden to Table: Nourishing Futures at UYLC program 

The Salvation Army in Lewiston: $4,000 for Community Dinner and Food Pantry/New Electric Commercial Range 

Clearwater County Senior Citizens, Inc. in Orofino: $4,000 for Nourishing Seniors Through Meals, Wellness, and Community Connection program 

Potlatch Food Pantry Corporation in Potlatch: $4,000 for General Operations 

 

Region 3 (Southwest): 

Saint Clare’s Food Pantry in Caldwell – $4,000 for Food For All program 

Emmett Valley Friendship Coalition in Emmett: $2,000 for Food Storage and Equipment 

Homedale Senior Center in Homedale: $4,000 for Food for Social Activities for Seniors program 

Middleton Food Pantry in Middleton: $2,500 for Supplemental Food Purchasing 

Marsing HUB Pantry in Marsing: $4,000 for HUB Pantry 

Saint Alphonsus Medical Center – Nampa: $4,000 for Nampa Meals on Wheels 

 

Region 4 (Central): 

The Salvation Army – Boise: $2,680 for Food Pantry Capacity Building 

Women’s and Children’s Alliance in Boise: $3,300 for Meeting the Needs of Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault Victims program 

St. Vincent de Paul Southwest Idaho in Boise: $4,000 for St. Vincent de Paul Boise Food Pantry 

Interfaith Sanctuary Housing Services in Boise: $4,000 for Nourishing Second Chances program 

Eagle Community Foodbank in Eagle: $2,500 for Nourishing Neighbors: Senior Delivery program 

Giraffe Laugh Early Learning Centers in Garden City: $4,000 for Giraffe Laugh Food Pantry Program 

Meridian Foodbank in Meridian: $4,000 for Backpack Program Expansion program 

Our Lady of Good Counsel St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry in Mountain Home: $4,400 for Food Purchases 

Star Food Bank in Star: $4,000 for Refrigerated Truck Fuel and Tires 

 

Region 5 (South Central): 

Blaine County Hunger Coalition in Bellevue: $4,000 for Food Access Project 

Jerome Senior Citizens in Jerome: $3,685 for Home Delivered Meal Packaging 

Rock Creek Food Pantry, Inc. in Kimberly: $1,500 for General Operating  

Voices Against Violence in Twin Falls: $4,000 for Food Security for Survivors program 

 

Region 6 (Southeast): 

Bingham County Senior Citizens Center in Blackfoot: $4,000 for Meals on Wheels program 

Oneida Crisis Center in Malad City: $1,500 for Sustaining Availability of Perishable Foods at Carol’s Pantry 

Society of St. Vincent de Paul Holy Spirit Conference in Pocatello: $1,000 for Food Pantry Equipment 

The Salvation Army – Pocatello: $1,580 for Food Capacity Building program 

 

Region 7 (Eastern): 

Ashton Senior Center, Inc. in Ashton: $4,000 for Ashton Senior Center’s Kitchen 

Seniors West of the Tetons in Driggs: $4,000 for Home Delivered Meal program 

Community Food Basket – Idaho Falls in Idaho Falls: $4,000 for Emergency Food Purchases 

Rescue Mission, Inc. in Idaho Falls: $4,000 for Serving Hope Food Pantry Support 

The Soup Kitchen in Idaho Falls: $4,000 for Capital Improvements 

Family Crisis Center in Rexburg: $4,000 for Portable Conveyer Belt and funds for food (proteins and dairy) 

Rigby Area Senior Citizens in Rigby: $4,000 for Home Delivered Meals 

Lemhi County Crisis Intervention Inc. in Salmon: $800 for Emergency Resources for Individuals Fleeing Domestic Violence program 

Salmon Assembly of God in Salmon: $3,500 for 72 cu. Ft Commercial Freezer 

Salmon Senior Citizens Nutrition Site Association, Inc. in Salmon: $4,000 for Funding for Expanding Existing Capacities program 

South Fremont Senior Citizens, Inc. in St. Anthony: $4,000 for South Fremont Senior Citizens program 

Supporting Hunger Relief Across Idaho: The 2024 Idaho Food Bank Fund

This year, The Idaho Food Bank Fund awarded $178,718 in grants to  72 hunger-relief organizations statewide. Grants are being used to purchase and transport food, establish infrastructure such as shelving and increased refrigerator capacity, and support and improve programs that make a meaningful difference in the lives of Idahoans in need.

The Idaho Food Bank Fund was established in 2009 to provide critical funding to nonprofits that help fight hunger in communities throughout Idaho. Managed through a partnership between The Idaho Foodbank and Catholic Charities of Idaho, the fund supports hunger-relief programs by awarding grants to organizations that provide direct food assistance and related services.

The Idaho Food Bank Fund is sustained through voluntary donations made by Idaho taxpayers who designate a portion of their state tax refund to support hunger relief. Each year, this generosity translates into much-needed resources for local organizations working on the frontlines of food insecurity.

As we look ahead to the next tax season, we encourage you to consider donating to the Idaho Food Bank Fund. Your contribution—whether large or small—helps ensure that nonprofits across the state can continue their vital work. Together, we can build a stronger, more food-secure Idaho.

Summary:

86 total applications received

72 awardees, $178,718 in awards granted

Region 1: 7/7 funded
Region 2: 9/12 funded
Region 3: 8/11 funded
Region 4: 19/22 funded
Region 5: 10/10 funded
Region 6: 6/9 funded
Region 7: 13/14 funded

Grant Recipients by Region

North Idaho recipients include: 
Upriver Foodbank, $4,500.00
3rd Avenue Marketplace, $4,000.00
Bonner Community Food Bank, $4,000.00
Food for Our Children, Inc., $4,000.00
The Salvation Army, Lewiston, $3,600.00
Salmon River Senior Citizens, Inc., $3,000.00
Lake City Center, $2,500.00
Sandpoint Area Seniors, Inc., $2,500.00
Potlatch Food Pantry, $2,500.00
Potlatch Senior Citizens, Inc., $2,500.00
Priest River Ministries – Advocates for Women, Inc., $2,500.00
Senior Citizens Dollar A Month Club, Inc., $2,500.00
Juliaetta-Kendrick Good Samaritan Food Bank, $1,500.00
Lewiston First Church of the Nazarene, $1,500.00
Deary Community Foodbank, $925.00
Troy Community Foodbank, $938.00
 
 
Southwest Idaho recipients include: 
Our Lady of Good Counsel St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry, $4,000.00
Parma Senior Center, $4,000.00
St. Clare’s Food Pantry, $4,000.00
The Idaho Foodbank Warehouse, Inc., $4,000.00
Jerome Senior Center, $2,755.00
Blaine County Hunger Coalition, $2,500.00
Boise Rescue Mission, $2,500.00
Boys & Girls Clubs of Ada County, $2,500.00
Camas County Senior Citizens, Inc., $2,500.00
Corpus Christi House, $2,500.00
The Cascade Food Pantry, $2,500.00
Emmett Valley Friendship Coalition, $2,500.00
Homedale Senior Center, $2,500.00
Hope for the Hungry Food Pantry, $2,500.00
Idaho Farmers Market Association, Inc., $2,500.00
Middleton Food Pantry, $2,500.00
Star Food Bank, $2,500.00
St. John’s Food Bank, $2,500.00
The Salvation Army, Caldwell, $2,500.00
Angel Wings Network, Inc., $1,500.00
Boise State Campus Food Pantry, $1,500.00
Caldwell Health Coalition c/o Idaho Hunger Relief Task Force, $1,500.00
Cathedral of the Rockies, Amity Campus, $1,500.00
Community Food Share, Inc., $1,500.00
Garden Valley Seniors, Inc., $1,500.00
Girls on the Run Southern Idaho, $1,500.00
Giraffe Laugh Early Learning Centers, $1,500.00
God’s Community Food & Clothing Closet Pantry, $1,500.00
Horseshoe Bend Community Pantry, LLC., $1,500.00
Kuna Food Bank, Inc., $1,500.00
Life’s Kitchen, Inc., $1,500.00
Meridian Library Foundation, $1,500.00
Rock Creek Food Pantry, $1,500.00
Saint Alphonsus Regional Medical Center, Inc., $1,500.00
United Way of Magic Valley, Inc., $1,500.00
Voices Against Violence, $1,500.00
Helping Hearts and Hands, $1,000.00
 
Eastern Idaho recipients include: 
Bingham County Senior Citizens Center, $4,000.00
Community Food Basket, Idaho Falls, $4,000.00
Family Crisis Center, $4,000.00
Happyville Farm, $4,000.00
Lost River Senior Center, $4,000.00
Seniors West of the Tetons, $4,000.00
Teton Valley Food Pantry, Inc., $4,000.00
Aid for Friends, 3,000.00
Rigby Senior Center, $3,500.00
Idaho Falls Soup Kitchen, $2,500.00
People In Need Coalition (PINC), $2,500.00
Ririe Senior Citizens, Inc., $2,500.00
Senior Citizens’ Community Center, Inc., $2,500.00
The Salvation Army, Idaho Falls, $2,500.00
Valley Mission, LLC, $2,500.00
Aberdeen Senior Center, $1,500.00
Cornerstone Pentecostal Church, $1,500.00
Oneida Crisis Center, $1,500.00
The Giving Cupboard, $1,500.00

 

Southwest Idaho Food Bank Fund -2023 Grant Recipients

Thirty-seven nonprofit organizations receive funds to finance projects and services supporting food insecure Idahoans

Boise, ID – The Idaho Food Bank Fund announced the recipients of their 2023 grants targeted to  support nonprofits that provide nutrition awareness, promote healthy eating, and relieve hunger.  Thanks to the generosity of Idaho taxpayers who chose to donate to the Idaho Food Bank Fund,  this year 37 organizations across the state received grants to further their work to solve hunger in  Idaho. The grants totaling $139,600 were specifically allocated to help recipients operate  programs, purchase food, expand capacity (new freezers, shelving, transportation, etc.), and to promote or provide nutrition education for under-served and marginalized Idahoans.

Thirteen organizations in Southwest Idaho were given grants this year. Please see below for the complete list of Southwest Idaho grant recipients. We encourage you to contact these organizations to get further information on their grant projects and how they  serve the community.

Passed by the Idaho State Legislature in 2009, the Idaho Food Bank Fund provides financial support to Idaho nonprofits who offer food insecurity relief. The Idaho Foodbank serves as the  official fiduciary agent and partners with Catholic Charities of Idaho and the  Community Action  Partnership Association of Idaho to administer the awards annually.

“Thank goodness for the Idaho Food Bank Fund and the generous support of Idaho taxpayers!”  said Doug Alles, Executive Director of Catholic Charities of Idaho. “These grants to local  organizations make a significant impact on the work to address food insecurity. We know that food insecurity impacts every community in Idaho and it is an honor to steward the work of The Idaho Food Bank Fund to improve the lives of our neighbors.”

    • Care House Food Bank (Nampa) $3,093
    • Emmett Valley Friendship Coalition $3,000
    • Middleton Food Pantry $2,500
    • Oasis Food Center (Caldwell) $5,000
    • Giraffe Laugh, Inc. (Garden City) $4,300
    • Holy Apostles Food Pantry (Meridian)
      $2,500
    • Saint Clare’s Food Pantry (Caldwell) $2,500
    • Society of St. Vincent de Paul – Our Lady of
      Guadalupe Conference (Nampa) $2,500
    • Star Outreach $3,000
    • Boise State Campus Food Pantry $2,000
    • Idaho Hunger Relief Task Force (Boise)
      $9,600
    • Life’s Kitchen, Inc. (Boise) $2,500
    • St. Mary’s Food Bank (Boise) $2,500

 

 

South Central Idaho Food Bank Fund -2023 Grant Recipients

Thirty-seven nonprofit organizations receive funds to finance projects and services supporting food insecure Idahoans

Boise, ID – The Idaho Food Bank Fund announced the recipients of their 2023 grants targeted to  support nonprofits that provide nutrition awareness, promote healthy eating, and relieve hunger.  Thanks to the generosity of Idaho taxpayers who chose to donate to the Idaho Food Bank Fund,  this year 37 organizations across the state received grants to further their work to solve hunger in  Idaho. The grants totaling $139,600 were specifically allocated to help recipients operate  programs, purchase food, expand capacity (new freezers, shelving, transportation, etc.), and to promote or provide nutrition education for under-served and marginalized Idahoans.

Four organizations in South Central Idaho were given grants this year. Please see below for the
complete list of South Central Idaho grant recipients. We encourage you to contact these
organizations to get further information on their grant projects and how they serve the
community

Passed by the Idaho State Legislature in 2009, the Idaho Food Bank Fund provides financial support to Idaho nonprofits who offer food insecurity relief. The Idaho Foodbank serves as the  official fiduciary agent and partners with Catholic Charities of Idaho and the  Community Action  Partnership Association of Idaho to administer the awards annually.

“Thank goodness for the Idaho Food Bank Fund and the generous support of Idaho taxpayers!”  said Doug Alles, Executive Director of Catholic Charities of Idaho. “These grants to local  organizations make a significant impact on the work to address food insecurity. We know that food insecurity impacts every community in Idaho and it is an honor to steward the work of The Idaho Food Bank Fund to improve the lives of our neighbors.”

  • Camas County Senior Citizen and
    Community Center (Fairfield) $2,000
  • Hope for the Hungry (Shoshone) $5,000
  • Helping Hearts and Hands (Gooding) $1,200
  • Jerome Senior Center $2,142

 

 

North & North Central Idaho Food Bank Fund -2023 Grant Recipients

Thirty-seven nonprofit organizations receive funds to finance projects and services supporting food insecure Idahoans

Boise, ID – The Idaho Food Bank Fund announced the recipients of their 2023 grants targeted to  support nonprofits that provide nutrition awareness, promote healthy eating, and relieve hunger.  Thanks to the generosity of Idaho taxpayers who chose to donate to the Idaho Food Bank Fund,  this year 37 organizations across the state received grants to further their work to solve hunger in  Idaho. The grants totaling $139,600 were specifically allocated to help recipients operate  programs, purchase food, expand capacity (new freezers, shelving, transportation, etc.), and to promote or provide nutrition education for under-served and marginalized Idahoans.

Ten organizations in North and North Central Idaho were given grants this year. Please see below for the complete list of North and North Central Idaho grant recipients. We encourage you to contact these organizations to get further information on their grant  projects and how they  serve the community.

Passed by the Idaho State Legislature in 2009, the Idaho Food Bank Fund provides financial support to Idaho nonprofits who offer food insecurity relief. The Idaho Foodbank serves as the  official fiduciary agent and partners with Catholic Charities of Idaho and the  Community Action  Partnership Association of Idaho to administer the awards annually.

“Thank goodness for the Idaho Food Bank Fund and the generous support of Idaho taxpayers!”  said Doug Alles, Executive Director of Catholic Charities of Idaho. “These grants to local  organizations make a significant impact on the work to address food insecurity. We know that food insecurity impacts every community in Idaho and it is an honor to steward the work of The Idaho Food Bank Fund to improve the lives of our neighbors.”

  • Food for Our Children, Inc. (Sandpoint)
    $5,000
  • Spirit Lake Center $2,500
  • St. George Friendship Kitchen (Post Falls)
    $5,000
  • Deary Community Foodbank $1,575
  • J-K Good Samaritan Food Bank (Juliaetta)
    $4,000
  • The Post Falls Food Bank $5,000
  • Upriver Foodbank (Fernwood) $3,000
  • Clearwater County Senior Citizens, Inc.
    (Orofino) $4,000
  • Craigmont Pantry of Hope $1,500
  • LC Valley Youth Resource Center
    (Lewiston) $3,000