Feeding the Hungry Since 1982

                                                                            

       Home ContentsCongratulations to Ziemer, Stayman, Weitzel & Shoulders, LLP and Philip Siegel the two winners from Evansville in the "March Against Hunger" . . . . . Stretch your donation with the "Million Dollar" Feinstein Challenge thru April 30- See below. . . . . ."March Against Hunger" March 16-31, See Events page . . . . . 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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Annual Agency and Community Conference

June 5, 2009

Executive Inn

Evansville

 

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Food Drive: Families Who Give Also Receive at Holiday World - Click to See update

 

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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

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§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.

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§To monitor member agencies and to assist them in the various programs they sponsor.

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§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.

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§To educate the public about the nature of and the solutions to the problems of hunger.

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

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