North Palouse Community Food Bank
North Palouse Community Food Bank is located at:
202 N. Railroad Ave. P.O. Box 462
Fairfield, WA 99012
Operation Hours:
established in 2005 as a non-profit and centrally located in fairfield, wa., to serve the surrounding zip code communities of 99030, 99018, 99039 & 99012. hours 2nd & 4th saturday of the month 9:00am - 11:00amfood donations: the food bank welcomes all donations of professionally packaged food, as well as fresh fruits and vegetables. wild game is gladly accepted as long as it has been professionally cut and wrapped. we are also happy to accept farm fresh eggs. the food bank has a number of coolers and freezers to keep perishable food fresh. the food bank cannot accept homemade or home-processed foods, rusty or unlabeled cans, alcohol or open packages.monetary donations: tax deductible monetary donations are always welcome, as they can be used for specific needs. it is often more cost effective for the food bank to purchase needed items than for an individual to do so. the food bank partners with 2nd harvest inland northwest to procure food supplies at reduced cost.the events are worthy:planned events are a continuation of our organizations motto- helping those in need . all proceeds earned, benefit the north palouse community food bank to stock the shelves with food, and for maintenance operations. in 2015, we welcomed over 1,500 people served and over 21,280 pounds of food distributed. the count has increased compared to our records of this time last year.
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North Palouse Community Food Bank in provides critical food assistance to residents facing food insecurity.
This food pantry serves as a vital resource, offering nutritious food and support for individuals and families struggling with hunger in .
North Palouse Community Food Bank is a nonprofit organization dedicated to collecting, storing, and distributing food to those in need.
They often provide fresh produce, dairy, and protein, supporting healthy diets during tough times.
Additionally, many food banks offer nutrition education and outreach programs to help families make healthier choices.
Service hours may vary—it's best to call ahead or check their website or social channels before visiting.
