A.L.I.C.E. in 2025: A Steady Job No Longer Guarantees Food Security in Utah

In 2025, our mission of Fighting Hunger Statewide remains an urgent challenge, and one group continues to highlight the complexity of the issue: A.L.I.C.E. A.L.I.C.E. is an acronym for Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed. This represents working families who earn above the federal poverty threshold but still do not qualify state or federal assistance programs […]

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This Holiday Season, Let’s Make a Difference Together

As the holidays approach, we’re reminded of the season’s spirit: sharing, caring, and coming together as a community. But for many Utahns, this time of year is shadowed by uncertainty. While you’re busy making your list and checking it twice, we invite you to reflect on those in our community who are facing impossible choices—like […]

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GivingTuesday 2024!

Happy GivingTuesday! This year, we’re thrilled to share some exciting news: an anonymous donor is doubling the impact of your generosity by matching every gift, dollar for dollar, up to $75,000! Your support can transform lives, especially for the 1 in 6 Utah kids who worry about where their next meal might come from. With […]

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Soaring Costs of Back-to-School 

“While Utah’s economy has grown, many families still struggle to make ends meet. Employment statistics alone don’t tell the whole story. We see these hardworking individuals reaching out for assistance every day.”  […]

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MEET A.L.I.C.E.: The Newest Face of Hunger

In the fight against hunger, there’s a new face you should know about: A.L.I.C.E.  A.L.I.C.E. stands for Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed. This term represents working families who earn above the federal poverty threshold but still don’t qualify for state or federal assistance such as SNAP or WIC benefits. Despite being employed, these families struggle […]

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Utah Food Bank’s New Southeastern Distribution Center in Blanding: A Beacon of Hope for San Juan County and Navajo Nation 

In a significant stride towards addressing the critical issue of food insecurity in San Juan County and the Navajo Nation, Utah Food Bank proudly announces the official opening of our new Southeastern Distribution Center in Blanding. Spanning an impressive 18,000 square feet, this facility stands as a testament to our commitment to meeting the unique […]

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Utah Food Bank Unveils Timpanogos Distribution Center: A Heartfelt Mission to Serve Central Utah

With a ceremonial ribbon cutting, our President and CEO, Ginette Bott, officially opened our new Timpanogos Distribution Center in Springville, strategically located to help Utah Food Bank better serve the 71,670 central Utah residents, and 1 in 8 central Utah children, who face hunger. From this facility, we will serve central Utah, which encompasses 11 […]

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GivingTuesday

Happy GivingTuesday! Today, an anonymous donor has generously stepped forward to double the impact of your kindness by matching your gift, up to $50,000!  Your compassion has the power to make a significant difference in the lives of 1 in 10 Utah kids who are unsure of where their next meal will come from. Thanks […]

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Run with an Attitude of Gratitude at the 18th Annual Utah Human Race on Thanksgiving Morning!

It’s that time of year again! Dust off your running shoes, put on your most creative costumes and come together with nearly 5,000 Utahns on Thanksgiving morning for our 18th Annual Utah Human Race. This beloved family-friendly event promises not only an energetic race, but also a chance to give back by fighting hunger with […]

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Back to School Hunger: Addressing a Hidden Educational Barrier

As summer comes to an end and the excitement of a new academic year begins, it’s important to remember that for many students, the return to school also signifies the return of a concerning issue: back-to-school hunger. While the sight of bustling hallways and eager learners may seem promising, hunger is an often-overlooked reality impacting […]

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