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At The Food Bank, Inc., our mission is to eliminate hunger in the communities we serve and
improve the health and well-being of our clients through access to healthy and nutritious foods, community education, and advocacy.
In order to better fulfill our mission, we built a new facility at 506 Miller Street,
the intersection of Northside Drive, W. and Miller Street, in Statesboro.
This location houses an expanded food storage pantry, classroom space, a kitchen and seating area to provide hot meals,
a cookbook library, and administration offices. Outdoors, there is a large patio that will provide additional seating,
and enough land for a future teaching garden and small orchard.
Thoughtfully designed, our facility will support the growth of The Food Bank, Inc.’s services and programs for the foreseeable future.
We envision our facility as a place where the community joins together to find solutions to eliminating hunger and food insecurity in our region.
Named after a long time Food Bank, Inc. director, the Joe Bill Brannon Pantry is the heart of our Meal Box and Family Crisis Support Programs.
These areas are designed to assist clients in transforming their lives, providing safe spaces that encourage learning, personal growth,
and relationship building.
Lane & Chris VanTassell Classroom
The Heaston Family Classroom
The Fred Richter & Robert Randolph Library
Sunshine Cafe Dining Hall & Kitchen
In the planning stages for the new facility, regional crisis preparedness and response preparation were included. The 2024 Hurricane Season, with unprecedented impact from Tropical Storm Debby and Hurricane Helene, highlighted the wisdom of these plans.
The Food Bank, Inc.'s new facility was designed with the ability to serve the region during crises
It’s not too late to create a lasting legacy by naming part of our facility after your family or a loved one. Your generous contribution can underwrite appliances, equipment, furnishings, or fixtures essential to our operations. Your support can help us make a significant impact on the lives of those facing hunger in our community.
to power the facility during extended power outages
additional seating / food service during crises
garden planning , site prep, and installation
orchard planning, site prep and installation
You can also donate towards the purchase of equipment, appliances, fixtures, or furnishing essential to our mission. These include:
For a complete list of new facility needs,
contact Sheila Stewart-Leach at directorsborofoodbank@gmail.com
Together, we can create a community where everyone has access to nourishment and hope for a better life.
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