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We are dedicated to serving you and ensuring that nobody goes hungry!
Our Food Bank is a 501(c)3 nonprofit that distributes food and other assistance through different programs all under one roof. We distribute USDA commodities, administer an emergency direct service food program, collect and redistribute food through the warehouse distribution program for member agencies, provide emergency firewood, serve a hot meal daily (Monday-Friday), and more.
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The Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP) is a federal program that helps supplement the diets of low-income Americans by providing them with emergency food assistance at no cost.
Who Qualifies?
This program is for everyone, and is based on income. No proof of income is required. Open our pamphlet on the left with income guidelines.
How do I apply?
Those eligible can fill out a short form at the Kenai Peninsula Food Bank or a Salvation Army.
What do I bring?
Bring a form of identification and something you can use to carry the food bags/boxes home.
How often can I get a bag/box?
TEFAP is available for pick up through KPFB once each calendar month. Recipients should register at only one distribution center. Recipients can change their distribution center by request.
Does TEFAP replace other food assistance?
No. TEFAP is provided in addition to the direct service emergency food boxes available at the Kenai Peninsula Food Bank. It does not replace SNAP assistance either.
The Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) is a US Department of Agriculture (USDA) program designed to supplement the nutrition of seniors in need. Contents of the boxes follow state-approved meal plans consisting of grains, proteins, milk, cheese, fruits and vegetables.
Who Qualifies?
This program is for seniors age 60 and up, and is based on income. No proof of income is required.
How do I apply?
Those eligible can fill out a short form at the Kenai Peninsula Food Bank or one of KPFB’s partner agencies.
What do I bring?
Bring a form of identification and something you can use to carry the food box home.
How often can I get a bag/box?
CSFP is available for pick up through KPFB once each calendar month. Recipients should register at only one distribution center. Recipients can change their distribution center by request.
Does CSFP replace other food assistance?
No. CSFP is provided in addition to the TEFAP boxes and direct service emergency food boxes available at the Kenai Peninsula Food Bank. It does not replace SNAP assistance either.
The Direct Service Food Program provides non-perishable and perishable foods to our neighbors. Emergency food is also distributed through this program.
Who Qualifies?
All people qualify for this program regardless of age or income.
How do I apply?
Fill out a short form at the Kenai Peninsula Food Bank.
What do I bring?
Something you can use to carry the food home.
How often can I get services?
Direct Service is available for pick up through KPFB once each calendar month. If you need assistance beyond this, please call us at 907-416-7619.
Does Direct Service replace other food assistance?
No. Direct Service is provided in addition to the TEFAP and CSFP boxes available at the Kenai Peninsula Food Bank. It does not replace SNAP assistance either.
Our Fireweed Diner serves hot meals and is free for everyone, though donations are welcomed. We celebrate all holidays with a special meal.
The vision for the Fireweed Diner is for people to feel comfortable dining here, and to not just feed people, but to feed them well. It’s more than a soup kitchen; it’s delicious food for FREE for ALL!
KPFB strives to provide as much help to our neighbors as possible. We hope no one goes unprepared to heat their home, but if there is an emergency, we are here to help. The community and KPFB offer this helping hand to those who are in need of short-term, emergency firewood to heat their homes. Unforeseen things can happen to home heating in the middle of winter. If something happens to your heat, please reach out to us to fill out an application.
Due to our limited supply, we are asking that your request be in an emergency situation only. Supplies are also limited to one shopping cart of firewood per month per household.
If you need additional assistance, public programs for firewood heating assistance are available for those who qualify. Love inc. may also be able to provide additional resources as well.
Firewood pick up will be arranged and help will be provided for loading wood into your vehicle. We are unable to provide firewood delivery at this time.
Feeding Pets
KPFB is dedicated to feeding pets along with people, and provides pet food based on availability.
Farm Food
Whenever perishable food enters KPFB, staff and volunteers sort the foods into consumable, farm foods, and compost. Farmers and composters then pick up the products from KPFB for use on their farms or composting land. Mushers also frequent the food bank for feed for their teams.
| Event | Description | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Anchor Point Food Pantry Fishing for Support | The Anchor Point Food Pantry and the Kenai Peninsula Food Bank are fishing for your support this April 27th ... see more | 1714240800 April 27, 2024 |
| CSFP (Senior Boxes) Pick Up Start Day | CSFP (Senior Boxes) pick up starts every second Wednesday of the month. There are a few changes: Pickup times for ... see more | 1715169600 May 8, 2024 |
Monday – Friday
Fireweed Diner: 11:30 am – 1 pm
Neighbor Food Boxes: 12 pm – 4 pm
Front office: 10 am – 4 pm
Warehouse: 9 am – 4 pm
Please feel free to contact us with any questions
or if you need help finding food.
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