Greater Baton Rouge Food Bank

Our Story

Founded in 1984, the Greater Baton Rouge Food Bank was established to meet the urgent need for food assistance during economic hardship. Initially responding to the rising number of individuals seeking help from local churches and social agencies, the Food Bank has evolved significantly, expanding its services to feed the hungry across Baton Rouge and surrounding parishes.

Impact

In 2023, the Food Bank distributed over 11.1 million meals and 14.4 million pounds of food, thanks to the dedication of 14,513 volunteers who contributed 56,327 hours of service.

Why Donate?

Your donation to the Greater Baton Rouge Food Bank plays a crucial role in combating hunger and food insecurity in the community. Contributions can be made in cash, food, or volunteer time, all of which directly support the mission of feeding those in need.

Get Involved

Join the fight against hunger today! Your support can make a significant difference in the lives of those struggling with food insecurity. Donate cryptocurrency or cash now to help provide essential food and resources to the Baton Rouge community.