The Great Plains Food Bank proudly celebrated the 13th Annual Gowri’s Food and Funds Drive, hosted by Gowri Pillai and her family. This year’s drive resulted in the donation of 869 pounds of …
Great Plains Food Bank is proud to support Fort Yates Public Schools in launching their new school pantry, serving students and families on the Standing Rock Reservation. As inflation continues …
For the past 12 years, the Barnesville Area Food Pantry, supplied by the Great Plains Food Bank, has been a shining example of the Great Plains Food Bank’s mission in …
The Great Plains Food Bank is grateful that it has received a $150,000 grant from the Otto Bremer Trust (OBT), an organization dedicated to investing in people, places, and opportunities …
With a federal government shutdown threatening to pause SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) benefits on November 1, the Great Plains Food Bank is launching an emergency fundraising campaign to help ensure families across North Dakota …
At the Great Plains Food Bank, we believe hunger is solvable and we know that lasting change takes all of us. During Hunger Action Month, we’re inviting you to take …
At the Great Plains Food Bank, we know that hunger is a symptom of something much deeper. During Hunger Action Month, we’re taking time not only to raise awareness but …
Every September, the Great Plains Food Bank joins food banks across the country in recognizing Hunger Action Month, a national movement led by Feeding America to raise awareness of hunger …
At Horizon West, a Moorhead Public Schools middle school, the Spud Mart School Pantry ensures students facing hunger have access to food for after-school snacks, evening meals, and breakfast. Supported …
The Mighty Oaks Homeschool Group has been making a difference in our communities for 15 years by volunteering at the Great Plains Food Bank. What started as a mother and …
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