The Buffalo Food Shelf Council
The Buffalo Food Shelf Council
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More about this organization
Mission
The Buffalo Food Shelf is a Christian, non-profit, community-based organization serving individuals and families that receive limited financial assistance or are going through a crisis and need help feeding their family.
About
Our mission is to purchase, collect and distribute food and personal hygiene items to people in crisis within the Buffalo, MN 55313 zip code area. The organization distributed 393,296 pounds of food and supplies and was visited by 3,833 families during 2018. The Buffalo Food Shelf also distributed food to local public schools, the Buffalo Community Center, and other Wright County food shelves, and provided emergency food boxes through local church congregations during times the food shelf was not open for distribution.
