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"We go to food pantries.  They're the only way my kids can eat."
-Susan, food pantry client

How You Can Help

A donation to the Rhode Island Community Food Bank furthers the mission of providing quality food to people facing hunger. The Food Bank relies on public support from individuals, corporations, foundations and special events to carry out our mission and our programs.

The Rhode Island Community Food Bank is not a government agency, but a registered 501c(3) non-profit organization.

Approximately 89 percent of our funding is used to support our innovative hunger-alleviating programs like Kids Cafe and Community Kitchen, as well as to distribute nutritious food to our network of 285 member agency programs. The remaining 11 percent helps support our administrative and fundraising expenses.

Financial support from our donors makes our efforts to feed hungry people in Rhode Island possible. Because that support is so key to our many programs, we strive to use every dollar we receive efficiently and effectively, and we do.

For each $1 donated to the Rhode Island Community Food Bank, we can distribute enough food for three healthy meals. Nowhere can your dollar go further to help feed hungry men, women and children in our community.

Gifts are tax deductible to the full extent of the law.

To review the Food Bank's FY09 Financials, please click here.

To download a copy of the Food Bank's FY09 IRS Form 990, please click here.


Click here for the Food Bank's FY08 Financials.

To download a copy of the Food Bank's FY08 IRS Form 990, please click here.

If you are currently on the Food Bank's mailing list and would like to be removed and/or make changes to your information, please email donations@rifoodbank.org.

To make a gift online click here.

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