Food Bank of Alaska, Inc.

About Food Bank of Alaska, Inc.

Food Bank of Alaska serves Anchorage area. Food Bank of Alaska also partners with organizations in the Fairbanks area, Southeast Alaska, Kodiak Island, and the Kenai Peninsula region. Food Bank of Alaska provides food to nearly 200 partner food pantries and meal programs all around Alaska. Anyone who is hungry is eligible to get food from one of the food pantry distribution network. Learn about how to apply for SNAP (food stamps) at any of the food pantries. To qualify for SNAP in Alaska your income must be between $1,600 and $4,000 depending on your household size. The food distribution schedule is available on the Food Bank of Alaska website. There are over 20 different locations. If you are hungry and need food, call or visit one of the food pantries listed on the Food Bank of Alaska website. If you'd like to help, consider a cash gift through the Food Bank of Alaska website. You can also give food provided it is safe. You can drop off food at Food Bank of Alaska, 2121 Spar Avenue in Anchorage. Food Bank of Alaska serves the entire state since 1979. Today Food Bank of Alaska works with food industry partners to salvage food that would otherwise go to waste from grocery stores, wholesalers, producers, farmers, and the fishing industry.