Each year, Food Bank of Alaska nominates a select group of Hunger Action Champions—individuals, businesses, and organizations that have made an extraordinary impact in the fight against hunger across our state. These champions have demonstrated profound commitment to providing support, resources, and advocacy for our mission to combat hunger and food insecurity in Alaska. From generous donors and dedicated volunteers … Read More
Volunteer Spotlight: Karen Burnett
Have you ever wondered what happens to the food drive donations after they get dropped off at Food Bank of Alaska? Volunteers like Ms. Karen Burnett play a key role in ensuring that all the food we receive is safe to consume and ready for our partners to distribute through their food pantries. Karen has been one of tour longtime … Read More
Hunger Action Day
There’s plenty of food in America; yet 1 in 8 people, including 1 in 6 children, in Alaska still don’t have the food they need to thrive. Today is #HungerActionDay and the Feeding America network is calling on everyone to take one million actions against hunger. Every action counts–whether you donate, advocate, volunteer or spread the word online. Let’s end … Read More
Anchorage Restaurant Week
Join us for Anchorage Restaurant Week, a delicious way to support a great cause! Formerly known as Dine Out Against Hunger, this annual event is a celebration of our community’s culinary arts, where dining out means giving back. What to Expect The city’s finest restaurants offering special menu items, prix-fixe plates, or menu categories like beverages or desserts.A portion of … Read More
Business After Hours
Join the Anchorage Chamber of Commerce and many other local businesses at Food Bank of Alaska for September’s Business After Hours! This is the perfect stop for some food, refreshments, live music, and networking among a broad array of industries in a casual, but professional, atmosphere. Make sure to bring your business cards to enter to win a number of door … Read More
September is Hunger Action Month
For many of us, choosing what to eat each day is a simple decision. But for those facing hunger, it’s an impossible choice between food and other critical needs—like childcare, electricity or medicine. Despite the abundance of food in America, 1 in 8 people, including 1 in 6 children in Alaska, still struggle to get the nourishment they need to … Read More