Food Bank of Alaska believes that no one deserves to be hungry. Since 1979, we have been securing donated food for nonprofit agencies to distribute to hungry Alaskans.

Tools of the Trade Our annual report is a snap shot of our year. It’s our chance to recognize all the generous corporations and community members who support FBA. It is our opportunity to highlight our many partners. And through the annual report, we can share our successes, our challenges, and our changes. Every year is a chapter in the story of our campaign to eliminate hunger in Alaska. The theme for this past year’s report is “Tools of the Trade” and was designed by those incredible (and internationally recognized) folks at Mad Dog Graphx. We know in these tough times, our donors are looking more carefully than ever for authenticity and transparency from non-profit organizations. We welcome those expectations and invite you to go through our report to see what we do! Read this year’s report in its entirety here.
Pick.Click.Give. A new year is here, but so still is hunger for more than 90,300 of our fellow Alaskans. Help us eliminate hunger in Alaska by giving to Food Bank of Alaska through the Pick.Click.Give. program. The only way to give through Pick.Click.Give. is to file your permanent fund dividend online. Every dollar you give through Pick.Click.Give goes directly to FBA. To file online please click here.
Director's Diary I got a severed chain link the mail the other day. Here’s the story behind that odd gift – and why it made me burst into tears. John Arnold spent his life in food banking. Most recently he spent two decades as the Executive Director of the Feeding America West Michigan Food Bank but he previously served at the food bank in St. Louis as well as working at Feeding America, the national food bank network. More		Susannah Morgan, Executive Director

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