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Tri-State Food Bank, Inc.

Feeding the Hungry Since 1982

Flood Relief Efforts - You can Help. . . . .June 6 2008 Annual Agency and Community Conference-Click below to see how you can become involved. . . . .Hunger In America 2006 - Local statistics indicate more than 86,500 Tri-State residents seek emergency food assistance each year- including nearly 31,000 children and over 6,400 seniors - Click on 2006 Hunger Study for report. . . . .

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You Can Help - Severe flooding along the Wabash River has displaced many residents in Indiana and Illinois. Counties served by Tri-State Food Bank that were hard hit are Daviess County and Gibson County in Indiana and Lawrence County in Illinois. You can help in the relief efforts by donating product or funds.

Donations of non-perishable food, cleaning supplies, or cash donations may be dropped off at Tri-State Food Bank, 801 E. Michigan Street, Evansville. Also, non-perishable food and cleaning supplies may be dropped off at Menards, 2005 Richland Creek Dr., Princeton, IN.

Large donations, please contact our office 812-425-0775 to arrange for pick up.

You may also donate on line through America's Second Harvest link below.

https://secure2.convio.net/a2h/site/Donation2?df_id=3200&3200.donation=landing

Annual Agency and Community Conference 2008

Making Ends Meet

Workshop & Networking Opportunity

for

Agency and Community Leaders

interested in Eliminating Hunger in the Tri-State.

June 6, 2008

Click HERE for printable brochure and registration

Located in Evansville, Indiana, the Tri-State Food Bank continues its quest to deliver safe food to hundreds of charities and sites serving thousands of local women, men and children in the tri-state. Thanks to the support of our donors and volunteers, we are delivering not only life supporting provisions to needy people, we are delivering opportunities for a healthier more productive life. The compassion and actions of our community is making a difference to the family on the edge of poverty; to the elderly citizens with an inadequate fixed income, and to the homeless persons with hope for a better future.

Please take the time to browse our website to learn more about us and about how you can help.

Our Mission

	§To Feed the hungry by soliciting and judiciously distributing marketable surplus food to non-profit agencies, which serve the needy in a 33-county area of the tri-state.
	§To monitor member agencies and to assist them in the various programs they sponsor.
	§To serve as the channel through which donors may be assured of good warehousing practices, equitable distribution, and accountability to the member agencies as well as to the needy.
	§To educate the public about the nature of and the solutions to the problems of hunger.
	§To encourage donors to practice the good stewardship of donating, not dumping, usable surplus food.

Profile

Our primary service as a food bank is to collect usable donated foods and disburse to non-profit feeding organizations in a 33-county service area of the tri-state. We provide food to 9 counties in Indiana, 16 in rural Illinois, and 8 in Kentucky. We currently provide food to 250 feeding programs who serve women, men, and children at risk of hunger.

We are a member of:

Tri-State Food Bank is not the complete answer to the needs of our area, so we work with other organizations that share our vision.

	§Partners In Caring
	§Homeward Bound Walk
	§Church World Service - Crop Walk
	§First Call for Help
	§EVSC Community School Council
	§And Others

Contact Information

Telephone: 812-425-0775
FAX: 812-425-0776
Postal address: 801 E. Michigan Street
Electronic mail: Director: mblair@tristatefoodbank.org; General Information: mblair@tristatefoodbank.org
Food Resource Developer: jstrain@tristatefoodbank.org; Agencies: agency@tristatefoodbank.org; USDA programs: btonkin@tristatefoodbank.org
Volunteer: jhillenbrand@tristatefoodbank.org; Youth Programs: jhillenbrand@tristatefoodbank.org
Webmaster :mblair@tristatefoodbank.org