About the
Agency Partner Program
Food Finders Food Bank works directly with over 100 agency partners (food pantries, soup kitchens, shelters, and more) across a 16-county service area. These agencies help Food Finders distribute food to the more than 65,000 residents in our service area experiencing food insecurity quickly, efficiently, and effectively.
To find a list of agencies in your area, click here.
How to Become a Member Agency
We are always looking for new agencies to join our service area. Churches and non-profit organizations that wish to receive food from Food Finders Food Bank must apply to become a member agency. To apply, your church or organization must have a 501(c)(3) designation from the IRS or meet the requirements of the 14-point criteria for churches or religious organizations.
If you would like to apply to become an agency of Food Finders Food Bank, we ask that you contact Food Finders’ Agency Relations Coordinator with any questions you may have.
The following percentages and dollar amounts of the total costs will be financed with federal money: TEFAP/CSFP (0.8%, $115,756.71), CDBG (0.09%, $13,271.35), SFSP (0.4%, $60,075.40), and EFSP (0.1%, $17,431.00). The percentage and dollar amount of the total costs of the projects and program that will be financed by nongovernmental sources is 97.6%, $14,806,824.03.