address: Mailing Address: P.O. Box 18607 Huntsville, AL 35804 Physical Address: 2000-B Vernon Ave. Food Bank of No. AL: dhiatt@hiwaay.net Dick Hiatt - Dir. (256) 539-2256 -> Mailing Address: P.O. Box 18607 Huntsville, AL 35804 Physical Address: 2000-B Vernon Ave.
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mission: FROM THE SITE: Food Bank of North Alabama solicits, warehouses, and distributes food product in support of North Alabama's needy, ill and children. Furthermore, Food Bank of North Alabama is a regionally based organization proactively committed to finding a solution to help end hunger and poverty. History Food Bank of North Alabama (FBNA) became affiliated with America's Second Harvest in 1985 and began full-time operations in April of that year. In 1994, FBNA became a certified affiliate of America's Second Harvest. Our food bank is responsible for providing direct food bank support to more than 190 charitable feeding programs in eleven counties in North Alabama. The charitable programs include shelters for the homeless, soup kitchens, special residential facilities for children and the handicapped, low-income day care providers, emergency food pantries and shelters for abused women and children. The counties we serve are: Cullman, DeKalb, Jackson, Limestone, Madison, Marshall and Morgan. During fiscal year 2008, FBNA distributed more than 4.5 million pounds of food in support of North Alabama's needy, ill, children. Using a nationally formulated value for a pound of contributed food ($1.28), FBNA provided more than $6 million worth of support to its affiliated charities last year. The Food Bank expended $340,000 to cover its operating costs in '03, giving it a $17 to $1 benefit to cost ratio. -> FROM THE SITE: Food Bank of North Alabama solicits, warehouses, and distributes food product in support of North Alabama's needy, ill and children. Furthermore, Food Bank of North Alabama is a regionally based organization proactively committed to finding a solution to help end hunger and poverty. History Food Bank of North Alabama (FBNA) became affiliated with America's Second Harvest in 1985 and began full-time operations in April of that year. In 1994, FBNA became a certified affiliate of America's Second Harvest. Our food bank is responsible for providing direct food bank support to more than 190 charitable feeding programs in eleven counties in North Alabama. The charitable programs include shelters for the homeless, soup kitchens, special residential facilities for children and the handicapped, low-income day care providers, emergency food pantries and shelters for abused women and children. The counties we serve are: Cullman, DeKalb, Jackson, Limestone, Madison, Marshall and Morgan. During fiscal year 2008, FBNA distributed more than 4.5 million pounds of food in support of North Alabama's needy, ill, children. Using a nationally formulated value for a pound of contributed food ($1.28), FBNA provided more than $6 million worth of support to its affiliated charities last year. The Food Bank expended $340,000 to cover its operating costs in '03, giving it a $17 to $1 benefit to cost ratio.

address: Mailing Address: P.O. Box 18607 Huntsville, AL 35804 Physical Address: 2000-B Vernon Ave. -> Mailing Address: P.O. Box 18607 Huntsville, AL 35804 Physical Address: 2000-B Vernon Ave. Food Bank of No. AL: dhiatt@hiwaay.net Dick Hiatt - Dir. (256) 539-2256
mission: FROM THE SITE: Food Bank of North Alabama solicits, warehouses, and distributes food product in support of North Alabama's needy, ill and children. Furthermore, Food Bank of North Alabama is a regionally based organization proactively committed to finding a solution to help end hunger and poverty. History Food Bank of North Alabama (FBNA) became affiliated with America's Second Harvest in 1985 and began full-time operations in April of that year. In 1994, FBNA became a certified affiliate of America's Second Harvest. Our food bank is responsible for providing direct food bank support to more than 190 charitable feeding programs in eleven counties in North Alabama. The charitable programs include shelters for the homeless, soup kitchens, special residential facilities for children and the handicapped, low-income day care providers, emergency food pantries and shelters for abused women and children. The counties we serve are: Cullman, DeKalb, Jackson, Limestone, Madison, Marshall and Morgan. During fiscal year 2008, FBNA distributed more than 4.5 million pounds of food in support of North Alabama's needy, ill, children. Using a nationally formulated value for a pound of contributed food ($1.28), FBNA provided more than $6 million worth of support to its affiliated charities last year. The Food Bank expended $340,000 to cover its operating costs in '03, giving it a $17 to $1 benefit to cost ratio. -> FROM THE SITE: Food Bank of North Alabama solicits, warehouses, and distributes food product in support of North Alabama's needy, ill and children. Furthermore, Food Bank of North Alabama is a regionally based organization proactively committed to finding a solution to help end hunger and poverty. History Food Bank of North Alabama (FBNA) became affiliated with America's Second Harvest in 1985 and began full-time operations in April of that year. In 1994, FBNA became a certified affiliate of America's Second Harvest. Our food bank is responsible for providing direct food bank support to more than 190 charitable feeding programs in eleven counties in North Alabama. The charitable programs include shelters for the homeless, soup kitchens, special residential facilities for children and the handicapped, low-income day care providers, emergency food pantries and shelters for abused women and children. The counties we serve are: Cullman, DeKalb, Jackson, Limestone, Madison, Marshall and Morgan. During fiscal year 2008, FBNA distributed more than 4.5 million pounds of food in support of North Alabama's needy, ill, children. Using a nationally formulated value for a pound of contributed food ($1.28), FBNA provided more than $6 million worth of support to its affiliated charities last year. The Food Bank expended $340,000 to cover its operating costs in '03, giving it a $17 to $1 benefit to cost ratio.

notes: This site is operating without power as a result of the 4/27/11 Tornadoes in AL ----------------------------- Population Served Number of counties served:11 Total pounds of food distributed annually:4,935,087 Types and numbers of services agencies distributing food Emergency:140 Soup Kitchen:2 Shelter:1 Residence:23 Day Care:3 Multi-service:32 Senior:3 Rehabilitation:6 Youth Programs:10 Other Programs:0 Basic programs being run (i.e. CK, KC, produce, job training) Prepared Foods, Fresh Produce, Salvage, Purchase Program, TEFAP, Food Stamps -> This site is operating without power as a result of the 4/27/11 Tornadoes in AL ---------------------------- FROM THE SITE: Contact FBNA Food Bank of North Alabama relies on the community for financial support. If you would like to make a contribution to the Food Bank, please contact us. Contact Person Patricia Gillialand Phone (256) 539-2256 Fax (256) 539-1437 Email dhiatt @ fbofna.org ----------------------------- Population Served Number of counties served:11 Total pounds of food distributed annually:4,935,087 Types and numbers of services agencies distributing food Emergency:140 Soup Kitchen:2 Shelter:1 Residence:23 Day Care:3 Multi-service:32 Senior:3 Rehabilitation:6 Youth Programs:10 Other Programs:0 Basic programs being run (i.e. CK, KC, produce, job training) Prepared Foods, Fresh Produce, Salvage, Purchase Program, TEFAP, Food Stamps
mission: -> FROM THE SITE: Food Bank of North Alabama solicits, warehouses, and distributes food product in support of North Alabama's needy, ill and children. Furthermore, Food Bank of North Alabama is a regionally based organization proactively committed to finding a solution to help end hunger and poverty. History Food Bank of North Alabama (FBNA) became affiliated with America's Second Harvest in 1985 and began full-time operations in April of that year. In 1994, FBNA became a certified affiliate of America's Second Harvest. Our food bank is responsible for providing direct food bank support to more than 190 charitable feeding programs in eleven counties in North Alabama. The charitable programs include shelters for the homeless, soup kitchens, special residential facilities for children and the handicapped, low-income day care providers, emergency food pantries and shelters for abused women and children. The counties we serve are: Cullman, DeKalb, Jackson, Limestone, Madison, Marshall and Morgan. During fiscal year 2008, FBNA distributed more than 4.5 million pounds of food in support of North Alabama's needy, ill, children. Using a nationally formulated value for a pound of contributed food ($1.28), FBNA provided more than $6 million worth of support to its affiliated charities last year. The Food Bank expended $340,000 to cover its operating costs in '03, giving it a $17 to $1 benefit to cost ratio.

notes: Population Served Number of counties served:11 Total pounds of food distributed annually:4,935,087 Types and numbers of services agencies distributing food Emergency:140 Soup Kitchen:2 Shelter:1 Residence:23 Day Care:3 Multi-service:32 Senior:3 Rehabilitation:6 Youth Programs:10 Other Programs:0 Basic programs being run (i.e. CK, KC, produce, job training) Prepared Foods, Fresh Produce, Salvage, Purchase Program, TEFAP, Food Stamps -> This site is operating without power as a result of the 4/27/11 Tornadoes in AL ----------------------------- Population Served Number of counties served:11 Total pounds of food distributed annually:4,935,087 Types and numbers of services agencies distributing food Emergency:140 Soup Kitchen:2 Shelter:1 Residence:23 Day Care:3 Multi-service:32 Senior:3 Rehabilitation:6 Youth Programs:10 Other Programs:0 Basic programs being run (i.e. CK, KC, produce, job training) Prepared Foods, Fresh Produce, Salvage, Purchase Program, TEFAP, Food Stamps
website: http://www.alfoodbanks.org/ -> http://www.alfoodbanks.org/huntsville/index.htm

notes: -> Population Served Number of counties served:11 Total pounds of food distributed annually:4,935,087 Types and numbers of services agencies distributing food Emergency:140 Soup Kitchen:2 Shelter:1 Residence:23 Day Care:3 Multi-service:32 Senior:3 Rehabilitation:6 Youth Programs:10 Other Programs:0 Basic programs being run (i.e. CK, KC, produce, job training) Prepared Foods, Fresh Produce, Salvage, Purchase Program, TEFAP, Food Stamps