Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank
With your support, we bridge communities and resources throughout southwestern Pennsylvania to help neighbors overcome food insecurity and lead happy, healthy lives.
Neighbors helping neighbors
Lend your hands and heart to our mission at this critical time. Volunteers are vital to everything we do. If you are not among the most vulnerable populations, please join us!
Sign-upWe're committed to making sure all of our neighbors have access to enough food during the COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic. Our events may look a little different than you’re used to, but we are still here to help.
Learn moreHealthy Meals
lead to happier lives
Food is something we all need and something we can all share. With the community’s support, we work to increase access to nutritious food and foster long-term stability for neighbors who struggle.
Read MoreThe Impact we make together
Eliminating food insecurity and the worry that goes with it is something we can all do together. By supporting the Food Bank, donors and volunteers and everyone in the community can be part of a lasting solution for people who are struggling.
40,000,000
meals distributed
6,000
volunteers
12,000,000
pounds of fresh produceFilling plates. Building bridges.
By strengthening community connections, we're working to make southwestern Pennsylvania 100% hunger-free as we help those we serve get on the path to a bright future.
Through programs like Produce to People, Senior Boxes, Backpack Program and Green Grocer, we distribute healthy food to our neighbors in need.
Learn moreIn addition to distributing food, the Food Bank is actively engaged in confronting issues of chronic hunger, poor nutrition and health.
Learn moreWe proudly work with more than 400 partner agencies including food pantries, homeless shelters, senior centers and other partner organizations.
Learn moreWe source healthy food and produce from community partners, store it in our warehouse and then distribute it to those struggling with food insecurity.
Learn moreOn Their Feet again
Making neighbors' lives better is the reason we do what we do. Here are a few stories that friends like you helped create.
“We ran out of money because my daughter was working at the hospital and she had to stop because I have cancer and she worked at the hospital. She’s my caregiver so we had to find some food and they directed us down here.”
Read MoreBlog
June 10, 2021
Why are fruits and veggies so expensive?
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