In operation since 1983, the Bigfork Food Bank distributes both donated and purchased food to more than 200 families a year, in the Bigfork area. As a nonprofit, tax exempt, all volunteer organization, the goal of the food bank is to provide basic nutritional support to those in need. Families whose average income falls below 200% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines are eligible for food bank assistance. The food bank is supported entirely by community donations; it receives no funding from government agencies or United Way.
Generally, the Bigfork Food Bank is open the first and third Tuesdays of the month from 4PM to 6PM; and the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month from 9AM to 1PM. The food bank is closed on fifth Tuesdays. Special schedules serve holiday clients in November and December. For details, see the calendar.
The Bigfork Food Bank depends on volunteers and community donations.
There is no funding from state or local governments.100% Community Funded
The Bigfork Food Bank has no paid staff positions. 100% of all donations go directly to the operations and distribution of food.
45 Tons Distributed Food
The Bigfork Food Bank distributed nearly 90,078 pounds of food to Bigfork area clients in 2020. For more details, view 2020 data.
219 Households
The Bigfork Food Bank served 219 families in 2020. We helped 2,775 individuals.
3,944 Volunteer Hours
The Bigfork Food Bank is run by all volunteers. Our volunteers donated 3,944 hours of labor in 2020.
Donate Now
You can help us continue to assist families and individuals in need. We accept online donations to make giving to your neighbors even easier, or use our handy printable form for sending in checks and money orders. Your donation is tax deductible.
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