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The mission of the Food Bank of Northwest Louisiana is to serve as the primary resource for fighting hunger in Northwest Louisiana. Our vision is to ultimately end hunger in Northwest Louisiana by ensuring consolidated network of effective food collection and distribution which will provide universal access to food for the needy in our communities. |
Summer Food Service Program for children
Many children are faced with the knowledge that when school ends, so do the free and reduced price breakfasts and lunches they receive during the school year. The Food Bank of Northwest Louisiana’s Summer Feeding program provides free, nutritious food to children at selected sites throughout Northwest Louisiana. The program is operated with support from the Department of Agriculture’s SFSP program.
Here are the sites:
Cedar Grove Library 8303 Line Avenue Shreveport 71106 Lunch 11:00-12:00 W, June 1 - July 31, Closed June 19
David Raines Library 2855 Dr Martin Luther King Dr Shreveport 71107 Lunch: 11:00 - 12:00 MW, June 1 - July 31, Closed June 19
Hamilton Library 2111 W Bert Kouns Ind. Loop Shreveport 71118 Lunch: 11:00 - 12:00 MWF, June 1 - July 31, Closed June 19
Mooretown Library 4360 Hollywood Ave Shreveport 71109 Lunch: 11:30 - 12:30 MWF, June 1 - July 31, Closed June 19
North Caddo Library 615 N Pine Street Vivian 71082 Lunch: 3:30-4:30 M-S, June 1 - July 31, Closed June 16 & 19
Here are the sites:
Cedar Grove Library 8303 Line Avenue Shreveport 71106 Lunch 11:00-12:00 W, June 1 - July 31, Closed June 19
David Raines Library 2855 Dr Martin Luther King Dr Shreveport 71107 Lunch: 11:00 - 12:00 MW, June 1 - July 31, Closed June 19
Hamilton Library 2111 W Bert Kouns Ind. Loop Shreveport 71118 Lunch: 11:00 - 12:00 MWF, June 1 - July 31, Closed June 19
Mooretown Library 4360 Hollywood Ave Shreveport 71109 Lunch: 11:30 - 12:30 MWF, June 1 - July 31, Closed June 19
North Caddo Library 615 N Pine Street Vivian 71082 Lunch: 3:30-4:30 M-S, June 1 - July 31, Closed June 16 & 19
We moved.
We moved to our new facility at 285 Mt. Zion Road, Shreveport, LA 71106. We are located between Hwy 3132 and Bert Kouns Industrial Drive, and Linwood Avenue and I-49.
How YOU can help the Food Bank of Northwest Louisiana:
Donate Time
Become a Volunteer
We are reaching more people in need than ever before, but we need your help. Volunteers are vital to the success of our mission of ending hunger in northwest Louisiana. Opportunity is waiting. Click here for a list of all our volunteer opportunities.
Donate Funds
Make a Financial Donation
For every $1 the Food Bank receives, we are able to distribute $10 in food value. Your gift will help the Food Bank distribute healthy food to those who need it. The Food Bank of Northwest Louisiana does not sell, trade, or share the names of those who have so generously given to support our work to end hunger. Please donate today!
Donate Food
Host a Virtual Food Drive
Want to REALLY help the Food Bank? A Virtual Food Drive (On-Line) is the best and easy way for you to show your support for the community and make a huge difference in the lives of many. We recommend hosting an on-line virtual food drive, it's very easy to make a big difference. The Food Bank can turn your donated $10 into $100 of food.
Donate Time
Become a Volunteer
We are reaching more people in need than ever before, but we need your help. Volunteers are vital to the success of our mission of ending hunger in northwest Louisiana. Opportunity is waiting. Click here for a list of all our volunteer opportunities.
Donate Funds
Make a Financial Donation
For every $1 the Food Bank receives, we are able to distribute $10 in food value. Your gift will help the Food Bank distribute healthy food to those who need it. The Food Bank of Northwest Louisiana does not sell, trade, or share the names of those who have so generously given to support our work to end hunger. Please donate today!
Donate Food
Host a Virtual Food Drive
Want to REALLY help the Food Bank? A Virtual Food Drive (On-Line) is the best and easy way for you to show your support for the community and make a huge difference in the lives of many. We recommend hosting an on-line virtual food drive, it's very easy to make a big difference. The Food Bank can turn your donated $10 into $100 of food.
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Check out our Virtual Food Drive! Just click below to get started.
Click here to "shop" virtually!
We have made donating to the Food Bank easy. No time to shop--you can shop in our virtual grocery store. Holding a Food Drive? The Virtual Food Drive lets you or your group help to end hunger in Northwest Louisiana in an easy, immediate and highly effective way.
Click here to get started! Remember the Food Bank can multiply your donation with its buying power. Your money will go much further!
If your business or company would like to host a Virtual Food Drive please fill out the REGISTRATION FORM and contact us at 318.675.2400 ext. 100 or email us at adminassist@foodbanknla.org.
We have made donating to the Food Bank easy. No time to shop--you can shop in our virtual grocery store. Holding a Food Drive? The Virtual Food Drive lets you or your group help to end hunger in Northwest Louisiana in an easy, immediate and highly effective way.
Click here to get started! Remember the Food Bank can multiply your donation with its buying power. Your money will go much further!
If your business or company would like to host a Virtual Food Drive please fill out the REGISTRATION FORM and contact us at 318.675.2400 ext. 100 or email us at adminassist@foodbanknla.org.
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We Serve These Parishes:
CADDO BOSSIER WEBSTER CLAIBORNE BIENVILLE RED RIVER DESOTO |
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FOOD BANK FACTS: As a hunger-relief organization, the Food Bank of Northwest Louisiana acquires, solicits, stores, and distributes food and other essential items to low income children and families through a functional network of 150 community and faith-based nonprofit organizations across Caddo, Bossier, Webster, Claiborne, Bienville, Red River and DeSoto parishes. These non-profit organizations consist of homeless shelters, church food pantry programs, soup kitchens, residential centers, and schools. We save these organizations millions of dollars each year by providing free and low cost food and products.
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