Yolo Food Bank

A nonprofit organization

$7,492 raised by 33 donors

5% complete

$150,000 Goal



Parents. Workers. Kids. These are some of the people in our Food Bank lines  lines that have grown 18% longer in recent months. With food prices soaring, families are left with little choice as to how to spend their hard-earned money. With federal programs like SNAP and Medicaid currently at risk, many face uncertainty about how to put food on the table. 

This is tearing apart the systems that provide support for our food insecure communities.

At Yolo Food Bank, we face our own challenges: federal funding from the USDA has been dramatically cut, and without a federal resource to backfill these funds, we must turn to our own community for support. With more families in our lines and funding being cut, it is threatening our ability to keep up. 


While we can’t predict what lies ahead, there is one thing we can say with certainty: Yolo Food Bank is here for anyone who needs us, for as long as they need us. But we can't do it alone. Yolo County is more resilient when we come together.

This Big Day of Giving, let's unite like never before. Every dollar raised will fund our ability to feed the more than 9,300 families that rely on our single most important program – our Public Community Food Distributions – a lifeline for thousands across our county.

Your support is more than a donation – it’s a statement of generosity and hope. Together, we can make sure no one in Yolo County faces hunger alone.

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About Us

Yolo Food Bank coordinates the recovery, collection, and storage of nearly 10 million pounds of food annually from contracted Feeding America retailers and distributors, local grocers and farmers, and emergency federal and state providers. Along with 68 partner agencies countywide, Yolo Food Bank provides food to over 30,000 households on a monthly basis. 

As the county's leading food assistance organization, your support is a vital investment in the thousands of lives we nourish each month. Families across the region rely on Yolo Food Bank every week – and with your help, we’re working toward a more food secure future where no one is left behind.



Giving Activity

Mission

Yolo Food Bank works as a community to meet the food and nutrition needs of Yolo County

Needs

Yolo Food Bank is facing a challenging year ahead as federal funding from the USDA has been dramatically cut. Without a federal resource to backfill these funds, we must turn to our own community for support. Every dollar raised will fund our ability to feed the more than 9,300 families that rely on our single most important program – our Public Community Food Distributions – a lifeline for thousands across our county.

Equity Statement

Yolo Food Bank advances food and nutrition security for the people of Yolo County. We are aware that food insecurity affects culturally marginalized groups disproportionately and it is our mission to fill those gaps by prioritizing the most vulnerable populations at all times. We are embarking on a journey to build a more culturally responsive organization by listening and acknowledging the strengths and needs of our neighbors and partners, seeking feedback from our staff and volunteers, and modeling a culture of equitable service inside and outside of our organization.

Organization Data

Summary

Organization name

Yolo Food Bank

other names

YFB

Year Established

1970

Tax id (EIN)

23-7111782

Mission Category

Food, Agriculture & Nutrition

Operating Budget

$5,000,001-$10 million

Organization Need

Funding: Unrestricted

Demographics Served

Low-income individuals/families, Hispanic/Latino/Latina/Latinx, Homeless/Underhoused/Unhoused

Local Counties Served

Yolo

Equity Statement

Equity Statement

Address

233 Harter Ave
Woodland, CA 95776

Service areas

Woodland, CA, US

Davis, CA, US

West Sacramento, CA, US

Winters, CA, US, 95694

Yolo, CA, US

Phone

530-668-0690

fax

530-668-8530

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