Food is something we all need and something we can all share. Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank, a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization, bridges communities and resources throughout Southwestern Pennsylvania to help increase food security and stabilize lives. Our goal is to leverage the power of community to achieve lasting solutions to hunger and its root causes. Through our various programs, resources and network of partners, we’re able to serve millions of individuals every year across the three rivers region. With your support, we can all be part of the solution! To get involved, visit pittsburghfoodbank.org.
Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank的外部链接
1 N Linden St
US，PA，Duquesne，15110
We’re proud to support our partners who are tirelessly working to reduce hunger across Southwestern PA! ?? Southwest Butler Food Cupboard purchased a new refrigerator & freezer with a grant we provided them ?? We helped provide fresh food to fully stock The Catholic Community of Bloomfield Food Pantry & the Provident Charter School pantry Partner With Us ?? bit.ly/fb-partner-with-us
The 4th annual #BurghProud Thanksgiving distribution served 300 families! ?? ?? We teamed up with the Pittsburgh Penguins, Pittsburgh Steelers & Pittsburgh Pirates, in partnership with Giant Eagle, Inc., to help provide Thanksgiving turkeys & fixins to those attending the distribution. Thank you for helping us fill tables with food this holiday season!
Give a gift that keeps on giving! ?? From jewelry to beer, furniture & beyond, you're sure to find something your loved ones will adore. We're proud to be supported by companies that give back, donating a portion of their profits to those in need. Shop Our Partners ?? bit.ly/shop-with-care
Our Community Table program is turning unused food into a powerful solution for both people & the planet! ?? With over 400 local businesses donating to support soup kitchens, shelters & meal programs, we're rescuing 55,000 lbs of food daily from restaurants, grocery stores, farms & more. Learn More ?? cbsn.ws/3Zdp2Rd Give Food ?? bit.ly/donate-give-food
Our Neighborhood Leadership Council is elevating voices of those that face hunger head-on each day. ?? 8 dedicated members bring firsthand experience & diverse perspectives on food insecurity. Together, we're working with them to create a future where access to food is a basic right, not a privilege. Learn More ?? cbsn.ws/3YN0FIo Advocate ?? bit.ly/fb-advocacy
Experience the magic of the season at the 12th Annual Peoples Natural Gas Holiday Market! ???? Looking to get on Santa's nice list? Consider a donation before taking a photo with Jolly Ol' Saint Nick at the Heinz Hall for the Performing Arts Courtyard. Learn More ?? bit.ly/2024-holiday-market Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership
?? Upcoming Holiday Hours ?? Please be aware of the following changes to our hours this holiday season: November Closures Wed. Nov. 27, 2024: 8:00 AM – 2:30 PM (The Market open until 2 PM) Thurs. Nov. 28, 2024: CLOSED Fri. Nov. 29, 2024: CLOSED Sat. Nov. 30, 2024: The Market is CLOSED December Closures Thurs. Dec. 19, 2024: The Market is only open from 10AM - 12PM Tues. Dec. 24, 2024: 8AM – 2:30PM (The Market open until 2 PM) Wed. Dec. 25, 2024: CLOSED Thurs. Dec. 26, 2024: CLOSED Tues. Dec. 31, 2024: 8AM – 2:30PM (The Market open until 2 PM) Our Hours ?? bit.ly/contact-gpcfb The Market ?? bit.ly/the-market-hours
We're honored to present Senator Jim Brewster with our Anti-Hunger Champion award! ?? For over 20 years, his leadership has helped to improve the lives of so many in our community. Thank you for your unwavering support for what we do. From everyone here at the Food Bank–we wish you the best in your retirement!
American Eagle Outfitters Inc. is keeping hearts warm in cool temps! ?? In our 55°F Cool Zone, layering up is crucial. Thankfully, American Eagle donated custom-made jackets to help keep our volunteers warm & cozy. Who knew sorting & packaging fresh foods could be this cooool? Get Involved ?? bit.ly/get-involved-vec
By the time Kara left MANNA FoodBank - Asheville NC, she saw the first signs of them stepping back from disaster mode to focus on long-term projects. ?? Some bright outcomes she saw during her visit: ?? donated furniture from local restaurants ?? new forklifts arrived ?? local stores offering discounts & resources to the community ?? many hand-written letters of support from elementary school students ?? the beginnings of their sprinkler system installation & so much more! Read about the experience ?? https://lnkd.in/eBPX2CiS