Food, Inc. (Central California Food Bank)
Food, Inc. (Central California Food Bank)
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Mission
Central California Food Bank (formerly Community Food Bank) is the region’s largest nonprofit organization focused solely on ending hunger. Our mission is to fight hunger by gathering and distributing food, engaging in partnerships that advance self-sufficiency, and providing community leadership on issues related to hunger. Through these efforts, we envision a hunger-free Central California. Through our comprehensive hunger-relief programs and services, Central California Food Bank provides food to more than 280,000 people each month, including nearly 100,000 children throughout Fresno, Madera, Tulare, Kings, and Kern Counties.