name: Bay Area Food Bank (DONATION DROP LOCATION) -> Bay Area Food Bank (DONATION DROP LOCATION - NEEDS: WATER/SNACKS)

name: Bay Area Food Bank -> Bay Area Food Bank (DONATION DROP LOCATION)

notes: Download the Food and Fund Drive Kit http://www.bayareafoodbank.org/uploadedFiles/File/FoodandFundDriveKit030110.pdf If you would like to host a food drive for Bay Area Food Bank, please contact our Programs Coordinator, Jennifer Whiddon. To make a commercial food donation, please contact our Agency/Donor Manager, Mark Brewer. Stats from Second Harvest: Population Served Number of counties served:24 Total pounds of food distributed annually:12,400,752 Types and numbers of services agencies distributing food Emergency:423 Soup Kitchen:16 Shelter:6 Residence:17 Day Care:16 Multi-service:30 Senior:5 Rehabilitation:11 Youth Programs:20 Other Programs:7 Basic programs being run (i.e. CK, KC, produce, job training) Production Kitchen, Pantry Shopping, Back Pack, Direct Service, Job Training, Kids Cafes, Purchase Program, TEFAP, CACFP, SFSP, Nutrition Education, After School Snacks --- FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Bay-Area-Food-Bank/109667279967 ================ SOURCE: Sun Herald / Friday, Aug. 29, 2008 The Bay Area Food Bank has prepared its warehouse by stocking enough food for relief and preparing for the possible not-so-calm after the storm. But due to reports from the National Hurricane Center that make the Food Bank community in the middle of Gustav's path, the Bay Area Food Bank is working with America's Second Harvest and Food Bank's across the Gulf Coast to prepare for the worst-case scenario. The Food Bank is a member of America's Second Harvest, the Nation's Food Bank Network. And, because the Food Bank serves 24 counties across over 300 miles of the Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida coast, this hurricane has the potential to have an impact on its service area. The 205 Food Banks in the America's Second Harvest network have already worked together following the Midwest flooding and Hurricane Dolly and stand ready to assist on the Gulf Coast if needed. =============== FACEBOOK - https://www.facebook.com/pages/Bay-Area-Food-Bank/109667279967 -> TWITTER: https://twitter.com/#!/bayareafoodbank FACEBOOK: --------------------------------- 4/11 AL TORNADOES: Donations of bottled water and snacks can be taken to at least two Mobile area locations: The Bay Area Food Bank, on Mobile South Drive in Theodore, and the Kids Kottage, 1781 Dawes Road in west Mobile. --------------------------------- Download the Food and Fund Drive Kit http://www.bayareafoodbank.org/uploadedFiles/File/FoodandFundDriveKit030110.pdf If you would like to host a food drive for Bay Area Food Bank, please contact our Programs Coordinator, Jennifer Whiddon. To make a commercial food donation, please contact our Agency/Donor Manager, Mark Brewer. Stats from Second Harvest: Population Served Number of counties served:24 Total pounds of food distributed annually:12,400,752 Types and numbers of services agencies distributing food Emergency:423 Soup Kitchen:16 Shelter:6 Residence:17 Day Care:16 Multi-service:30 Senior:5 Rehabilitation:11 Youth Programs:20 Other Programs:7 Basic programs being run (i.e. CK, KC, produce, job training) Production Kitchen, Pantry Shopping, Back Pack, Direct Service, Job Training, Kids Cafes, Purchase Program, TEFAP, CACFP, SFSP, Nutrition Education, After School Snacks --- FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Bay-Area-Food-Bank/109667279967 ================ SOURCE: Sun Herald / Friday, Aug. 29, 2008 The Bay Area Food Bank has prepared its warehouse by stocking enough food for relief and preparing for the possible not-so-calm after the storm. But due to reports from the National Hurricane Center that make the Food Bank community in the middle of Gustav's path, the Bay Area Food Bank is working with America's Second Harvest and Food Bank's across the Gulf Coast to prepare for the worst-case scenario. The Food Bank is a member of America's Second Harvest, the Nation's Food Bank Network. And, because the Food Bank serves 24 counties across over 300 miles of the Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida coast, this hurricane has the potential to have an impact on its service area. The 205 Food Banks in the America's Second Harvest network have already worked together following the Midwest flooding and Hurricane Dolly and stand ready to assist on the Gulf Coast if needed. =============== FACEBOOK - https://www.facebook.com/pages/Bay-Area-Food-Bank/109667279967

notes: 2010 Oill Spill (SEE WEBSITE FOR DETAILS) Donate Food Thousands of families along the Central Gulf Coast have already been affected by the oil spill. The seafood and tourism industries, among others, currently feel the initial impact of the disaster. So what can you do to help those affected in your community? Host a food drive for Bay Area Food Bank! You can directly help families along the Central Gulf Coast by hosting a food drive. All donated nonperishable goods will be used to either pack emergency food boxes or distribute at a mobile pantry event, a traveling food pantry that delivers groceries directly to affected coastal communities. Most Wanted Items: • canned meats (tuna, chicken and salmon, etc.) • canned vegetables • canned fruits • canned and boxed meals (soup, macaroni and cheese, etc.) • peanut butter • canned or dried beans and peas (black, pinto, lentils, etc.) • pasta, rice, cereal • 100 percent fruit juice (canned, plastic or boxed) Items We Can't Accept: To ensure food safety, Bay Area Food Bank cannot use • rusty or unlabeled cans • perishable items • homemade items • noncommercial canned or packaged items • alcoholic beverages, mixes or soda • open or used items Download the Food and Fund Drive Kit http://www.bayareafoodbank.org/uploadedFiles/File/FoodandFundDriveKit030110.pdf If you would like to host a food drive for Bay Area Food Bank, please contact our Programs Coordinator, Jennifer Whiddon. To make a commercial food donation, please contact our Agency/Donor Manager, Mark Brewer. Stats from Second Harvest: Population Served Number of counties served:24 Total pounds of food distributed annually:12,400,752 Types and numbers of services agencies distributing food Emergency:423 Soup Kitchen:16 Shelter:6 Residence:17 Day Care:16 Multi-service:30 Senior:5 Rehabilitation:11 Youth Programs:20 Other Programs:7 Basic programs being run (i.e. CK, KC, produce, job training) Production Kitchen, Pantry Shopping, Back Pack, Direct Service, Job Training, Kids Cafes, Purchase Program, TEFAP, CACFP, SFSP, Nutrition Education, After School Snacks --- FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Bay-Area-Food-Bank/109667279967 ================ SOURCE: Sun Herald / Friday, Aug. 29, 2008 The Bay Area Food Bank has prepared its warehouse by stocking enough food for relief and preparing for the possible not-so-calm after the storm. But due to reports from the National Hurricane Center that make the Food Bank community in the middle of Gustav's path, the Bay Area Food Bank is working with America's Second Harvest and Food Bank's across the Gulf Coast to prepare for the worst-case scenario. The Food Bank is a member of America's Second Harvest, the Nation's Food Bank Network. And, because the Food Bank serves 24 counties across over 300 miles of the Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida coast, this hurricane has the potential to have an impact on its service area. The 205 Food Banks in the America's Second Harvest network have already worked together following the Midwest flooding and Hurricane Dolly and stand ready to assist on the Gulf Coast if needed. =============== FACEBOOK - https://www.facebook.com/pages/Bay-Area-Food-Bank/109667279967 -> Download the Food and Fund Drive Kit http://www.bayareafoodbank.org/uploadedFiles/File/FoodandFundDriveKit030110.pdf If you would like to host a food drive for Bay Area Food Bank, please contact our Programs Coordinator, Jennifer Whiddon. To make a commercial food donation, please contact our Agency/Donor Manager, Mark Brewer. Stats from Second Harvest: Population Served Number of counties served:24 Total pounds of food distributed annually:12,400,752 Types and numbers of services agencies distributing food Emergency:423 Soup Kitchen:16 Shelter:6 Residence:17 Day Care:16 Multi-service:30 Senior:5 Rehabilitation:11 Youth Programs:20 Other Programs:7 Basic programs being run (i.e. CK, KC, produce, job training) Production Kitchen, Pantry Shopping, Back Pack, Direct Service, Job Training, Kids Cafes, Purchase Program, TEFAP, CACFP, SFSP, Nutrition Education, After School Snacks --- FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Bay-Area-Food-Bank/109667279967 ================ SOURCE: Sun Herald / Friday, Aug. 29, 2008 The Bay Area Food Bank has prepared its warehouse by stocking enough food for relief and preparing for the possible not-so-calm after the storm. But due to reports from the National Hurricane Center that make the Food Bank community in the middle of Gustav's path, the Bay Area Food Bank is working with America's Second Harvest and Food Bank's across the Gulf Coast to prepare for the worst-case scenario. The Food Bank is a member of America's Second Harvest, the Nation's Food Bank Network. And, because the Food Bank serves 24 counties across over 300 miles of the Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida coast, this hurricane has the potential to have an impact on its service area. The 205 Food Banks in the America's Second Harvest network have already worked together following the Midwest flooding and Hurricane Dolly and stand ready to assist on the Gulf Coast if needed. =============== FACEBOOK - https://www.facebook.com/pages/Bay-Area-Food-Bank/109667279967
cat_notes: Removed older note - NO NEWS yet for 2011 TORNADO ============================================================================== BLOG SITE: http://bayareafoodbank.blogspot.com/2007_10_01_archive.html The Bay Area Food Bank serves a 24-county area spanning three states. EXPANDING!! ----------------- http://www.bayareafoodbank.org/Locations/service%20area.htm The Bay Area Food Bank serves a 21-county area spanning three states. For a more detailed map, including county names, click on the graphic above. Our main warehouse and administrative offices are in Theodore, Alabama. We also run a branch facility in Pace, Florida and we have a subsidiary in Gulfport, Mississippi. Twelve Baskets is a subsidiary of the Bay Area Food Bank. The Twelve Baskets warehouse is located in Gulfport, Mississippi. ~~~~~~~~~~~ When you call the Bay Area Food Bank because you need food, we will ask for your zip code. With your zip code, we can locate member agencies closest to you, so that you can go to one of them and get food. Please call during business hours for the fastest response. If you are calling outside regular business hours, please be sure to leave a phone number and name so that we can call you back and give you the locations of agencies in your area. We are dedicated to making sure no man, woman, or child in our service area goes hungry. Please call us if you need food. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Current Disaster Relief Efforts Status checked again on: 10/10/07 Although we are not currently in a disaster, we are STILL doing relief activities for Hurricane Katrina victims. Our current relief activities consist of packing and distributing food boxes for individuals and families affected by Hurricane Katrina. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Food Drive - List of Food Needed - canned green beans - canned corn - canned yams - canned sweet peas - canned fruit cocktail - canned pineapple - canned cranberry sauce - canned peaches - canned peas - canned ham - rice - stuffing mix - macaroni and cheese -> Removed old notes LTel 4/29/11: 2010 Oill Spill (SEE WEBSITE FOR DETAILS) Donate Food Thousands of families along the Central Gulf Coast have already been affected by the oil spill. The seafood and tourism industries, among others, currently feel the initial impact of the disaster. So what can you do to help those affected in your community? Host a food drive for Bay Area Food Bank! You can directly help families along the Central Gulf Coast by hosting a food drive. All donated nonperishable goods will be used to either pack emergency food boxes or distribute at a mobile pantry event, a traveling food pantry that delivers groceries directly to affected coastal communities. Most Wanted Items: • canned meats (tuna, chicken and salmon, etc.) • canned vegetables • canned fruits • canned and boxed meals (soup, macaroni and cheese, etc.) • peanut butter • canned or dried beans and peas (black, pinto, lentils, etc.) • pasta, rice, cereal • 100 percent fruit juice (canned, plastic or boxed) Items We Can't Accept: To ensure food safety, Bay Area Food Bank cannot use • rusty or unlabeled cans • perishable items • homemade items • noncommercial canned or packaged items • alcoholic beverages, mixes or soda • open or used items ----------------------------- Removed older note - NO NEWS yet for 2011 TORNADO ============================================================================== BLOG SITE: http://bayareafoodbank.blogspot.com/2007_10_01_archive.html The Bay Area Food Bank serves a 24-county area spanning three states. EXPANDING!! ----------------- http://www.bayareafoodbank.org/Locations/service%20area.htm The Bay Area Food Bank serves a 21-county area spanning three states. For a more detailed map, including county names, click on the graphic above. Our main warehouse and administrative offices are in Theodore, Alabama. We also run a branch facility in Pace, Florida and we have a subsidiary in Gulfport, Mississippi. Twelve Baskets is a subsidiary of the Bay Area Food Bank. The Twelve Baskets warehouse is located in Gulfport, Mississippi. ~~~~~~~~~~~ When you call the Bay Area Food Bank because you need food, we will ask for your zip code. With your zip code, we can locate member agencies closest to you, so that you can go to one of them and get food. Please call during business hours for the fastest response. If you are calling outside regular business hours, please be sure to leave a phone number and name so that we can call you back and give you the locations of agencies in your area. We are dedicated to making sure no man, woman, or child in our service area goes hungry. Please call us if you need food. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Current Disaster Relief Efforts Status checked again on: 10/10/07 Although we are not currently in a disaster, we are STILL doing relief activities for Hurricane Katrina victims. Our current relief activities consist of packing and distributing food boxes for individuals and families affected by Hurricane Katrina. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Food Drive - List of Food Needed - canned green beans - canned corn - canned yams - canned sweet peas - canned fruit cocktail - canned pineapple - canned cranberry sauce - canned peaches - canned peas - canned ham - rice - stuffing mix - macaroni and cheese

notes: 2010 Oill Spill (SEE WEBSITE FOR DETAILS) Donate Food Thousands of families along the Central Gulf Coast have already been affected by the oil spill. The seafood and tourism industries, among others, currently feel the initial impact of the disaster. So what can you do to help those affected in your community? Host a food drive for Bay Area Food Bank! You can directly help families along the Central Gulf Coast by hosting a food drive. All donated nonperishable goods will be used to either pack emergency food boxes or distribute at a mobile pantry event, a traveling food pantry that delivers groceries directly to affected coastal communities. Most Wanted Items: • canned meats (tuna, chicken and salmon, etc.) • canned vegetables • canned fruits • canned and boxed meals (soup, macaroni and cheese, etc.) • peanut butter • canned or dried beans and peas (black, pinto, lentils, etc.) • pasta, rice, cereal • 100 percent fruit juice (canned, plastic or boxed) Items We Can't Accept: To ensure food safety, Bay Area Food Bank cannot use • rusty or unlabeled cans • perishable items • homemade items • noncommercial canned or packaged items • alcoholic beverages, mixes or soda • open or used items Download the Food and Fund Drive Kit http://www.bayareafoodbank.org/uploadedFiles/File/FoodandFundDriveKit030110.pdf If you would like to host a food drive for Bay Area Food Bank, please contact our Programs Coordinator, Jennifer Whiddon. To make a commercial food donation, please contact our Agency/Donor Manager, Mark Brewer. Stats from Second Harvest: Population Served Number of counties served:24 Total pounds of food distributed annually:12,400,752 Types and numbers of services agencies distributing food Emergency:423 Soup Kitchen:16 Shelter:6 Residence:17 Day Care:16 Multi-service:30 Senior:5 Rehabilitation:11 Youth Programs:20 Other Programs:7 Basic programs being run (i.e. CK, KC, produce, job training) Production Kitchen, Pantry Shopping, Back Pack, Direct Service, Job Training, Kids Cafes, Purchase Program, TEFAP, CACFP, SFSP, Nutrition Education, After School Snacks --- FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Bay-Area-Food-Bank/109667279967 ================ SOURCE: Sun Herald / Friday, Aug. 29, 2008 The Bay Area Food Bank has prepared its warehouse by stocking enough food for relief and preparing for the possible not-so-calm after the storm. But due to reports from the National Hurricane Center that make the Food Bank community in the middle of Gustav's path, the Bay Area Food Bank is working with America's Second Harvest and Food Bank's across the Gulf Coast to prepare for the worst-case scenario. The Food Bank is a member of America's Second Harvest, the Nation's Food Bank Network. And, because the Food Bank serves 24 counties across over 300 miles of the Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida coast, this hurricane has the potential to have an impact on its service area. The 205 Food Banks in the America's Second Harvest network have already worked together following the Midwest flooding and Hurricane Dolly and stand ready to assist on the Gulf Coast if needed. ============================================================================== BLOG SITE: http://bayareafoodbank.blogspot.com/2007_10_01_archive.html The Bay Area Food Bank serves a 24-county area spanning three states. EXPANDING!! ----------------- http://www.bayareafoodbank.org/Locations/service%20area.htm The Bay Area Food Bank serves a 21-county area spanning three states. For a more detailed map, including county names, click on the graphic above. Our main warehouse and administrative offices are in Theodore, Alabama. We also run a branch facility in Pace, Florida and we have a subsidiary in Gulfport, Mississippi. Twelve Baskets is a subsidiary of the Bay Area Food Bank. The Twelve Baskets warehouse is located in Gulfport, Mississippi. ~~~~~~~~~~~ When you call the Bay Area Food Bank because you need food, we will ask for your zip code. With your zip code, we can locate member agencies closest to you, so that you can go to one of them and get food. Please call during business hours for the fastest response. If you are calling outside regular business hours, please be sure to leave a phone number and name so that we can call you back and give you the locations of agencies in your area. We are dedicated to making sure no man, woman, or child in our service area goes hungry. Please call us if you need food. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Current Disaster Relief Efforts Status checked again on: 10/10/07 Although we are not currently in a disaster, we are STILL doing relief activities for Hurricane Katrina victims. Our current relief activities consist of packing and distributing food boxes for individuals and families affected by Hurricane Katrina. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Food Drive - List of Food Needed - canned green beans - canned corn - canned yams - canned sweet peas - canned fruit cocktail - canned pineapple - canned cranberry sauce - canned peaches - canned peas - canned ham - rice - stuffing mix - macaroni and cheese =============== FACEBOOK - https://www.facebook.com/pages/Bay-Area-Food-Bank/109667279967 -> 2010 Oill Spill (SEE WEBSITE FOR DETAILS) Donate Food Thousands of families along the Central Gulf Coast have already been affected by the oil spill. The seafood and tourism industries, among others, currently feel the initial impact of the disaster. So what can you do to help those affected in your community? Host a food drive for Bay Area Food Bank! You can directly help families along the Central Gulf Coast by hosting a food drive. All donated nonperishable goods will be used to either pack emergency food boxes or distribute at a mobile pantry event, a traveling food pantry that delivers groceries directly to affected coastal communities. Most Wanted Items: • canned meats (tuna, chicken and salmon, etc.) • canned vegetables • canned fruits • canned and boxed meals (soup, macaroni and cheese, etc.) • peanut butter • canned or dried beans and peas (black, pinto, lentils, etc.) • pasta, rice, cereal • 100 percent fruit juice (canned, plastic or boxed) Items We Can't Accept: To ensure food safety, Bay Area Food Bank cannot use • rusty or unlabeled cans • perishable items • homemade items • noncommercial canned or packaged items • alcoholic beverages, mixes or soda • open or used items Download the Food and Fund Drive Kit http://www.bayareafoodbank.org/uploadedFiles/File/FoodandFundDriveKit030110.pdf If you would like to host a food drive for Bay Area Food Bank, please contact our Programs Coordinator, Jennifer Whiddon. To make a commercial food donation, please contact our Agency/Donor Manager, Mark Brewer. Stats from Second Harvest: Population Served Number of counties served:24 Total pounds of food distributed annually:12,400,752 Types and numbers of services agencies distributing food Emergency:423 Soup Kitchen:16 Shelter:6 Residence:17 Day Care:16 Multi-service:30 Senior:5 Rehabilitation:11 Youth Programs:20 Other Programs:7 Basic programs being run (i.e. CK, KC, produce, job training) Production Kitchen, Pantry Shopping, Back Pack, Direct Service, Job Training, Kids Cafes, Purchase Program, TEFAP, CACFP, SFSP, Nutrition Education, After School Snacks --- FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Bay-Area-Food-Bank/109667279967 ================ SOURCE: Sun Herald / Friday, Aug. 29, 2008 The Bay Area Food Bank has prepared its warehouse by stocking enough food for relief and preparing for the possible not-so-calm after the storm. But due to reports from the National Hurricane Center that make the Food Bank community in the middle of Gustav's path, the Bay Area Food Bank is working with America's Second Harvest and Food Bank's across the Gulf Coast to prepare for the worst-case scenario. The Food Bank is a member of America's Second Harvest, the Nation's Food Bank Network. And, because the Food Bank serves 24 counties across over 300 miles of the Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida coast, this hurricane has the potential to have an impact on its service area. The 205 Food Banks in the America's Second Harvest network have already worked together following the Midwest flooding and Hurricane Dolly and stand ready to assist on the Gulf Coast if needed. =============== FACEBOOK - https://www.facebook.com/pages/Bay-Area-Food-Bank/109667279967
cat_notes: -> Removed older note - NO NEWS yet for 2011 TORNADO ============================================================================== BLOG SITE: http://bayareafoodbank.blogspot.com/2007_10_01_archive.html The Bay Area Food Bank serves a 24-county area spanning three states. EXPANDING!! ----------------- http://www.bayareafoodbank.org/Locations/service%20area.htm The Bay Area Food Bank serves a 21-county area spanning three states. For a more detailed map, including county names, click on the graphic above. Our main warehouse and administrative offices are in Theodore, Alabama. We also run a branch facility in Pace, Florida and we have a subsidiary in Gulfport, Mississippi. Twelve Baskets is a subsidiary of the Bay Area Food Bank. The Twelve Baskets warehouse is located in Gulfport, Mississippi. ~~~~~~~~~~~ When you call the Bay Area Food Bank because you need food, we will ask for your zip code. With your zip code, we can locate member agencies closest to you, so that you can go to one of them and get food. Please call during business hours for the fastest response. If you are calling outside regular business hours, please be sure to leave a phone number and name so that we can call you back and give you the locations of agencies in your area. We are dedicated to making sure no man, woman, or child in our service area goes hungry. Please call us if you need food. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Current Disaster Relief Efforts Status checked again on: 10/10/07 Although we are not currently in a disaster, we are STILL doing relief activities for Hurricane Katrina victims. Our current relief activities consist of packing and distributing food boxes for individuals and families affected by Hurricane Katrina. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Food Drive - List of Food Needed - canned green beans - canned corn - canned yams - canned sweet peas - canned fruit cocktail - canned pineapple - canned cranberry sauce - canned peaches - canned peas - canned ham - rice - stuffing mix - macaroni and cheese

notes: 2010 Oill Spill (SEE WEBSITE FOR DETAILS) Donate Food Thousands of families along the Central Gulf Coast have already been affected by the oil spill. The seafood and tourism industries, among others, currently feel the initial impact of the disaster. So what can you do to help those affected in your community? Host a food drive for Bay Area Food Bank! You can directly help families along the Central Gulf Coast by hosting a food drive. All donated nonperishable goods will be used to either pack emergency food boxes or distribute at a mobile pantry event, a traveling food pantry that delivers groceries directly to affected coastal communities. Most Wanted Items: • canned meats (tuna, chicken and salmon, etc.) • canned vegetables • canned fruits • canned and boxed meals (soup, macaroni and cheese, etc.) • peanut butter • canned or dried beans and peas (black, pinto, lentils, etc.) • pasta, rice, cereal • 100 percent fruit juice (canned, plastic or boxed) Items We Can't Accept: To ensure food safety, Bay Area Food Bank cannot use • rusty or unlabeled cans • perishable items • homemade items • noncommercial canned or packaged items • alcoholic beverages, mixes or soda • open or used items Download the Food and Fund Drive Kit http://www.bayareafoodbank.org/uploadedFiles/File/FoodandFundDriveKit030110.pdf If you would like to host a food drive for Bay Area Food Bank, please contact our Programs Coordinator, Jennifer Whiddon. To make a commercial food donation, please contact our Agency/Donor Manager, Mark Brewer. Stats from Second Harvest: Population Served Number of counties served:24 Total pounds of food distributed annually:12,400,752 Types and numbers of services agencies distributing food Emergency:423 Soup Kitchen:16 Shelter:6 Residence:17 Day Care:16 Multi-service:30 Senior:5 Rehabilitation:11 Youth Programs:20 Other Programs:7 Basic programs being run (i.e. CK, KC, produce, job training) Production Kitchen, Pantry Shopping, Back Pack, Direct Service, Job Training, Kids Cafes, Purchase Program, TEFAP, CACFP, SFSP, Nutrition Education, After School Snacks --- FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Bay-Area-Food-Bank/109667279967 ================ SOURCE: Sun Herald / Friday, Aug. 29, 2008 The Bay Area Food Bank has prepared its warehouse by stocking enough food for relief and preparing for the possible not-so-calm after the storm. But due to reports from the National Hurricane Center that make the Food Bank community in the middle of Gustav's path, the Bay Area Food Bank is working with America's Second Harvest and Food Bank's across the Gulf Coast to prepare for the worst-case scenario. The Food Bank is a member of America's Second Harvest, the Nation's Food Bank Network. And, because the Food Bank serves 24 counties across over 300 miles of the Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida coast, this hurricane has the potential to have an impact on its service area. The 205 Food Banks in the America's Second Harvest network have already worked together following the Midwest flooding and Hurricane Dolly and stand ready to assist on the Gulf Coast if needed. ============================================================================== BLOG SITE: http://bayareafoodbank.blogspot.com/2007_10_01_archive.html The Bay Area Food Bank serves a 24-county area spanning three states. EXPANDING!! ----------------- http://www.bayareafoodbank.org/Locations/service%20area.htm The Bay Area Food Bank serves a 21-county area spanning three states. For a more detailed map, including county names, click on the graphic above. Our main warehouse and administrative offices are in Theodore, Alabama. We also run a branch facility in Pace, Florida and we have a subsidiary in Gulfport, Mississippi. Twelve Baskets is a subsidiary of the Bay Area Food Bank. The Twelve Baskets warehouse is located in Gulfport, Mississippi. ~~~~~~~~~~~ When you call the Bay Area Food Bank because you need food, we will ask for your zip code. With your zip code, we can locate member agencies closest to you, so that you can go to one of them and get food. Please call during business hours for the fastest response. If you are calling outside regular business hours, please be sure to leave a phone number and name so that we can call you back and give you the locations of agencies in your area. We are dedicated to making sure no man, woman, or child in our service area goes hungry. Please call us if you need food. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Current Disaster Relief Efforts Status checked again on: 10/10/07 Although we are not currently in a disaster, we are STILL doing relief activities for Hurricane Katrina victims. Our current relief activities consist of packing and distributing food boxes for individuals and families affected by Hurricane Katrina. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Food Drive - List of Food Needed - canned green beans - canned corn - canned yams - canned sweet peas - canned fruit cocktail - canned pineapple - canned cranberry sauce - canned peaches - canned peas - canned ham - rice - stuffing mix - macaroni and cheese -> 2010 Oill Spill (SEE WEBSITE FOR DETAILS) Donate Food Thousands of families along the Central Gulf Coast have already been affected by the oil spill. The seafood and tourism industries, among others, currently feel the initial impact of the disaster. So what can you do to help those affected in your community? Host a food drive for Bay Area Food Bank! You can directly help families along the Central Gulf Coast by hosting a food drive. All donated nonperishable goods will be used to either pack emergency food boxes or distribute at a mobile pantry event, a traveling food pantry that delivers groceries directly to affected coastal communities. Most Wanted Items: • canned meats (tuna, chicken and salmon, etc.) • canned vegetables • canned fruits • canned and boxed meals (soup, macaroni and cheese, etc.) • peanut butter • canned or dried beans and peas (black, pinto, lentils, etc.) • pasta, rice, cereal • 100 percent fruit juice (canned, plastic or boxed) Items We Can't Accept: To ensure food safety, Bay Area Food Bank cannot use • rusty or unlabeled cans • perishable items • homemade items • noncommercial canned or packaged items • alcoholic beverages, mixes or soda • open or used items Download the Food and Fund Drive Kit http://www.bayareafoodbank.org/uploadedFiles/File/FoodandFundDriveKit030110.pdf If you would like to host a food drive for Bay Area Food Bank, please contact our Programs Coordinator, Jennifer Whiddon. To make a commercial food donation, please contact our Agency/Donor Manager, Mark Brewer. Stats from Second Harvest: Population Served Number of counties served:24 Total pounds of food distributed annually:12,400,752 Types and numbers of services agencies distributing food Emergency:423 Soup Kitchen:16 Shelter:6 Residence:17 Day Care:16 Multi-service:30 Senior:5 Rehabilitation:11 Youth Programs:20 Other Programs:7 Basic programs being run (i.e. CK, KC, produce, job training) Production Kitchen, Pantry Shopping, Back Pack, Direct Service, Job Training, Kids Cafes, Purchase Program, TEFAP, CACFP, SFSP, Nutrition Education, After School Snacks --- FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Bay-Area-Food-Bank/109667279967 ================ SOURCE: Sun Herald / Friday, Aug. 29, 2008 The Bay Area Food Bank has prepared its warehouse by stocking enough food for relief and preparing for the possible not-so-calm after the storm. But due to reports from the National Hurricane Center that make the Food Bank community in the middle of Gustav's path, the Bay Area Food Bank is working with America's Second Harvest and Food Bank's across the Gulf Coast to prepare for the worst-case scenario. The Food Bank is a member of America's Second Harvest, the Nation's Food Bank Network. And, because the Food Bank serves 24 counties across over 300 miles of the Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida coast, this hurricane has the potential to have an impact on its service area. The 205 Food Banks in the America's Second Harvest network have already worked together following the Midwest flooding and Hurricane Dolly and stand ready to assist on the Gulf Coast if needed. ============================================================================== BLOG SITE: http://bayareafoodbank.blogspot.com/2007_10_01_archive.html The Bay Area Food Bank serves a 24-county area spanning three states. EXPANDING!! ----------------- http://www.bayareafoodbank.org/Locations/service%20area.htm The Bay Area Food Bank serves a 21-county area spanning three states. For a more detailed map, including county names, click on the graphic above. Our main warehouse and administrative offices are in Theodore, Alabama. We also run a branch facility in Pace, Florida and we have a subsidiary in Gulfport, Mississippi. Twelve Baskets is a subsidiary of the Bay Area Food Bank. The Twelve Baskets warehouse is located in Gulfport, Mississippi. ~~~~~~~~~~~ When you call the Bay Area Food Bank because you need food, we will ask for your zip code. With your zip code, we can locate member agencies closest to you, so that you can go to one of them and get food. Please call during business hours for the fastest response. If you are calling outside regular business hours, please be sure to leave a phone number and name so that we can call you back and give you the locations of agencies in your area. We are dedicated to making sure no man, woman, or child in our service area goes hungry. Please call us if you need food. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Current Disaster Relief Efforts Status checked again on: 10/10/07 Although we are not currently in a disaster, we are STILL doing relief activities for Hurricane Katrina victims. Our current relief activities consist of packing and distributing food boxes for individuals and families affected by Hurricane Katrina. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Food Drive - List of Food Needed - canned green beans - canned corn - canned yams - canned sweet peas - canned fruit cocktail - canned pineapple - canned cranberry sauce - canned peaches - canned peas - canned ham - rice - stuffing mix - macaroni and cheese =============== FACEBOOK - https://www.facebook.com/pages/Bay-Area-Food-Bank/109667279967

notes: 2010 Oill Spill (SEE WEBSITE FOR DETAILS) Donate Food Thousands of families along the Central Gulf Coast have already been affected by the oil spill. The seafood and tourism industries, among others, currently feel the initial impact of the disaster. So what can you do to help those affected in your community? Host a food drive for Bay Area Food Bank! You can directly help families along the Central Gulf Coast by hosting a food drive. All donated nonperishable goods will be used to either pack emergency food boxes or distribute at a mobile pantry event, a traveling food pantry that delivers groceries directly to affected coastal communities. Most Wanted Items: • canned meats (tuna, chicken and salmon, etc.) • canned vegetables • canned fruits • canned and boxed meals (soup, macaroni and cheese, etc.) • peanut butter • canned or dried beans and peas (black, pinto, lentils, etc.) • pasta, rice, cereal • 100 percent fruit juice (canned, plastic or boxed) Items We Can't Accept: To ensure food safety, Bay Area Food Bank cannot use • rusty or unlabeled cans • perishable items • homemade items • noncommercial canned or packaged items • alcoholic beverages, mixes or soda • open or used items Download the Food and Fund Drive Kit http://www.bayareafoodbank.org/uploadedFiles/File/FoodandFundDriveKit030110.pdf If you would like to host a food drive for Bay Area Food Bank, please contact our Programs Coordinator, Jennifer Whiddon. To make a commercial food donation, please contact our Agency/Donor Manager, Mark Brewer. Stats from Second Harvest: Population Served Number of counties served:24 Total pounds of food distributed annually:12,400,752 Types and numbers of services agencies distributing food Emergency:423 Soup Kitchen:16 Shelter:6 Residence:17 Day Care:16 Multi-service:30 Senior:5 Rehabilitation:11 Youth Programs:20 Other Programs:7 Basic programs being run (i.e. CK, KC, produce, job training) Production Kitchen, Pantry Shopping, Back Pack, Direct Service, Job Training, Kids Cafes, Purchase Program, TEFAP, CACFP, SFSP, Nutrition Education, After School Snacks ================ SOURCE: Sun Herald / Friday, Aug. 29, 2008 The Bay Area Food Bank has prepared its warehouse by stocking enough food for relief and preparing for the possible not-so-calm after the storm. But due to reports from the National Hurricane Center that make the Food Bank community in the middle of Gustav's path, the Bay Area Food Bank is working with America's Second Harvest and Food Bank's across the Gulf Coast to prepare for the worst-case scenario. The Food Bank is a member of America's Second Harvest, the Nation's Food Bank Network. And, because the Food Bank serves 24 counties across over 300 miles of the Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida coast, this hurricane has the potential to have an impact on its service area. The 205 Food Banks in the America's Second Harvest network have already worked together following the Midwest flooding and Hurricane Dolly and stand ready to assist on the Gulf Coast if needed. ============================================================================== BLOG SITE: http://bayareafoodbank.blogspot.com/2007_10_01_archive.html The Bay Area Food Bank serves a 24-county area spanning three states. EXPANDING!! ----------------- http://www.bayareafoodbank.org/Locations/service%20area.htm The Bay Area Food Bank serves a 21-county area spanning three states. For a more detailed map, including county names, click on the graphic above. Our main warehouse and administrative offices are in Theodore, Alabama. We also run a branch facility in Pace, Florida and we have a subsidiary in Gulfport, Mississippi. Twelve Baskets is a subsidiary of the Bay Area Food Bank. The Twelve Baskets warehouse is located in Gulfport, Mississippi. ~~~~~~~~~~~ When you call the Bay Area Food Bank because you need food, we will ask for your zip code. With your zip code, we can locate member agencies closest to you, so that you can go to one of them and get food. Please call during business hours for the fastest response. If you are calling outside regular business hours, please be sure to leave a phone number and name so that we can call you back and give you the locations of agencies in your area. We are dedicated to making sure no man, woman, or child in our service area goes hungry. Please call us if you need food. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Current Disaster Relief Efforts Status checked again on: 10/10/07 Although we are not currently in a disaster, we are STILL doing relief activities for Hurricane Katrina victims. Our current relief activities consist of packing and distributing food boxes for individuals and families affected by Hurricane Katrina. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Food Drive - List of Food Needed - canned green beans - canned corn - canned yams - canned sweet peas - canned fruit cocktail - canned pineapple - canned cranberry sauce - canned peaches - canned peas - canned ham - rice - stuffing mix - macaroni and cheese -> 2010 Oill Spill (SEE WEBSITE FOR DETAILS) Donate Food Thousands of families along the Central Gulf Coast have already been affected by the oil spill. The seafood and tourism industries, among others, currently feel the initial impact of the disaster. So what can you do to help those affected in your community? Host a food drive for Bay Area Food Bank! You can directly help families along the Central Gulf Coast by hosting a food drive. All donated nonperishable goods will be used to either pack emergency food boxes or distribute at a mobile pantry event, a traveling food pantry that delivers groceries directly to affected coastal communities. Most Wanted Items: • canned meats (tuna, chicken and salmon, etc.) • canned vegetables • canned fruits • canned and boxed meals (soup, macaroni and cheese, etc.) • peanut butter • canned or dried beans and peas (black, pinto, lentils, etc.) • pasta, rice, cereal • 100 percent fruit juice (canned, plastic or boxed) Items We Can't Accept: To ensure food safety, Bay Area Food Bank cannot use • rusty or unlabeled cans • perishable items • homemade items • noncommercial canned or packaged items • alcoholic beverages, mixes or soda • open or used items Download the Food and Fund Drive Kit http://www.bayareafoodbank.org/uploadedFiles/File/FoodandFundDriveKit030110.pdf If you would like to host a food drive for Bay Area Food Bank, please contact our Programs Coordinator, Jennifer Whiddon. To make a commercial food donation, please contact our Agency/Donor Manager, Mark Brewer. Stats from Second Harvest: Population Served Number of counties served:24 Total pounds of food distributed annually:12,400,752 Types and numbers of services agencies distributing food Emergency:423 Soup Kitchen:16 Shelter:6 Residence:17 Day Care:16 Multi-service:30 Senior:5 Rehabilitation:11 Youth Programs:20 Other Programs:7 Basic programs being run (i.e. CK, KC, produce, job training) Production Kitchen, Pantry Shopping, Back Pack, Direct Service, Job Training, Kids Cafes, Purchase Program, TEFAP, CACFP, SFSP, Nutrition Education, After School Snacks --- FACEBOOK - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Bay-Area-Food-Bank/109667279967 ================ SOURCE: Sun Herald / Friday, Aug. 29, 2008 The Bay Area Food Bank has prepared its warehouse by stocking enough food for relief and preparing for the possible not-so-calm after the storm. But due to reports from the National Hurricane Center that make the Food Bank community in the middle of Gustav's path, the Bay Area Food Bank is working with America's Second Harvest and Food Bank's across the Gulf Coast to prepare for the worst-case scenario. The Food Bank is a member of America's Second Harvest, the Nation's Food Bank Network. And, because the Food Bank serves 24 counties across over 300 miles of the Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida coast, this hurricane has the potential to have an impact on its service area. The 205 Food Banks in the America's Second Harvest network have already worked together following the Midwest flooding and Hurricane Dolly and stand ready to assist on the Gulf Coast if needed. ============================================================================== BLOG SITE: http://bayareafoodbank.blogspot.com/2007_10_01_archive.html The Bay Area Food Bank serves a 24-county area spanning three states. EXPANDING!! ----------------- http://www.bayareafoodbank.org/Locations/service%20area.htm The Bay Area Food Bank serves a 21-county area spanning three states. For a more detailed map, including county names, click on the graphic above. Our main warehouse and administrative offices are in Theodore, Alabama. We also run a branch facility in Pace, Florida and we have a subsidiary in Gulfport, Mississippi. Twelve Baskets is a subsidiary of the Bay Area Food Bank. The Twelve Baskets warehouse is located in Gulfport, Mississippi. ~~~~~~~~~~~ When you call the Bay Area Food Bank because you need food, we will ask for your zip code. With your zip code, we can locate member agencies closest to you, so that you can go to one of them and get food. Please call during business hours for the fastest response. If you are calling outside regular business hours, please be sure to leave a phone number and name so that we can call you back and give you the locations of agencies in your area. We are dedicated to making sure no man, woman, or child in our service area goes hungry. Please call us if you need food. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Current Disaster Relief Efforts Status checked again on: 10/10/07 Although we are not currently in a disaster, we are STILL doing relief activities for Hurricane Katrina victims. Our current relief activities consist of packing and distributing food boxes for individuals and families affected by Hurricane Katrina. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Food Drive - List of Food Needed - canned green beans - canned corn - canned yams - canned sweet peas - canned fruit cocktail - canned pineapple - canned cranberry sauce - canned peaches - canned peas - canned ham - rice - stuffing mix - macaroni and cheese

notes: 2010 Oill Spill (SEE WEBSITE FOR DETAILS) Donate Food Thousands of families along the Central Gulf Coast have already been affected by the oil spill. The seafood and tourism industries, among others, currently feel the initial impact of the disaster. So what can you do to help those affected in your community? Host a food drive for Bay Area Food Bank! You can directly help families along the Central Gulf Coast by hosting a food drive. All donated nonperishable goods will be used to either pack emergency food boxes or distribute at a mobile pantry event, a traveling food pantry that delivers groceries directly to affected coastal communities. Most Wanted Items: • canned meats (tuna, chicken and salmon, etc.) • canned vegetables • canned fruits • canned and boxed meals (soup, macaroni and cheese, etc.) • peanut butter • canned or dried beans and peas (black, pinto, lentils, etc.) • pasta, rice, cereal • 100 percent fruit juice (canned, plastic or boxed) Items We Can't Accept: To ensure food safety, Bay Area Food Bank cannot use • rusty or unlabeled cans • perishable items • homemade items • noncommercial canned or packaged items • alcoholic beverages, mixes or soda • open or used items Download the Food and Fund Drive Kit http://www.bayareafoodbank.org/uploadedFiles/File/FoodandFundDriveKit030110.pdf If you would like to host a food drive for Bay Area Food Bank, please contact our Programs Coordinator, Jennifer Whiddon. To make a commercial food donation, please contact our Agency/Donor Manager, Mark Brewer. ================ SOURCE: Sun Herald / Friday, Aug. 29, 2008 The Bay Area Food Bank has prepared its warehouse by stocking enough food for relief and preparing for the possible not-so-calm after the storm. But due to reports from the National Hurricane Center that make the Food Bank community in the middle of Gustav's path, the Bay Area Food Bank is working with America's Second Harvest and Food Bank's across the Gulf Coast to prepare for the worst-case scenario. The Food Bank is a member of America's Second Harvest, the Nation's Food Bank Network. And, because the Food Bank serves 24 counties across over 300 miles of the Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida coast, this hurricane has the potential to have an impact on its service area. The 205 Food Banks in the America's Second Harvest network have already worked together following the Midwest flooding and Hurricane Dolly and stand ready to assist on the Gulf Coast if needed. ============================================================================== BLOG SITE: http://bayareafoodbank.blogspot.com/2007_10_01_archive.html The Bay Area Food Bank serves a 24-county area spanning three states. EXPANDING!! ----------------- http://www.bayareafoodbank.org/Locations/service%20area.htm The Bay Area Food Bank serves a 21-county area spanning three states. For a more detailed map, including county names, click on the graphic above. Our main warehouse and administrative offices are in Theodore, Alabama. We also run a branch facility in Pace, Florida and we have a subsidiary in Gulfport, Mississippi. Twelve Baskets is a subsidiary of the Bay Area Food Bank. The Twelve Baskets warehouse is located in Gulfport, Mississippi. ~~~~~~~~~~~ When you call the Bay Area Food Bank because you need food, we will ask for your zip code. With your zip code, we can locate member agencies closest to you, so that you can go to one of them and get food. Please call during business hours for the fastest response. If you are calling outside regular business hours, please be sure to leave a phone number and name so that we can call you back and give you the locations of agencies in your area. We are dedicated to making sure no man, woman, or child in our service area goes hungry. Please call us if you need food. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Current Disaster Relief Efforts Status checked again on: 10/10/07 Although we are not currently in a disaster, we are STILL doing relief activities for Hurricane Katrina victims. Our current relief activities consist of packing and distributing food boxes for individuals and families affected by Hurricane Katrina. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Food Drive - List of Food Needed - canned green beans - canned corn - canned yams - canned sweet peas - canned fruit cocktail - canned pineapple - canned cranberry sauce - canned peaches - canned peas - canned ham - rice - stuffing mix - macaroni and cheese -> 2010 Oill Spill (SEE WEBSITE FOR DETAILS) Donate Food Thousands of families along the Central Gulf Coast have already been affected by the oil spill. The seafood and tourism industries, among others, currently feel the initial impact of the disaster. So what can you do to help those affected in your community? Host a food drive for Bay Area Food Bank! You can directly help families along the Central Gulf Coast by hosting a food drive. All donated nonperishable goods will be used to either pack emergency food boxes or distribute at a mobile pantry event, a traveling food pantry that delivers groceries directly to affected coastal communities. Most Wanted Items: • canned meats (tuna, chicken and salmon, etc.) • canned vegetables • canned fruits • canned and boxed meals (soup, macaroni and cheese, etc.) • peanut butter • canned or dried beans and peas (black, pinto, lentils, etc.) • pasta, rice, cereal • 100 percent fruit juice (canned, plastic or boxed) Items We Can't Accept: To ensure food safety, Bay Area Food Bank cannot use • rusty or unlabeled cans • perishable items • homemade items • noncommercial canned or packaged items • alcoholic beverages, mixes or soda • open or used items Download the Food and Fund Drive Kit http://www.bayareafoodbank.org/uploadedFiles/File/FoodandFundDriveKit030110.pdf If you would like to host a food drive for Bay Area Food Bank, please contact our Programs Coordinator, Jennifer Whiddon. To make a commercial food donation, please contact our Agency/Donor Manager, Mark Brewer. Stats from Second Harvest: Population Served Number of counties served:24 Total pounds of food distributed annually:12,400,752 Types and numbers of services agencies distributing food Emergency:423 Soup Kitchen:16 Shelter:6 Residence:17 Day Care:16 Multi-service:30 Senior:5 Rehabilitation:11 Youth Programs:20 Other Programs:7 Basic programs being run (i.e. CK, KC, produce, job training) Production Kitchen, Pantry Shopping, Back Pack, Direct Service, Job Training, Kids Cafes, Purchase Program, TEFAP, CACFP, SFSP, Nutrition Education, After School Snacks ================ SOURCE: Sun Herald / Friday, Aug. 29, 2008 The Bay Area Food Bank has prepared its warehouse by stocking enough food for relief and preparing for the possible not-so-calm after the storm. But due to reports from the National Hurricane Center that make the Food Bank community in the middle of Gustav's path, the Bay Area Food Bank is working with America's Second Harvest and Food Bank's across the Gulf Coast to prepare for the worst-case scenario. The Food Bank is a member of America's Second Harvest, the Nation's Food Bank Network. And, because the Food Bank serves 24 counties across over 300 miles of the Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida coast, this hurricane has the potential to have an impact on its service area. The 205 Food Banks in the America's Second Harvest network have already worked together following the Midwest flooding and Hurricane Dolly and stand ready to assist on the Gulf Coast if needed. ============================================================================== BLOG SITE: http://bayareafoodbank.blogspot.com/2007_10_01_archive.html The Bay Area Food Bank serves a 24-county area spanning three states. EXPANDING!! ----------------- http://www.bayareafoodbank.org/Locations/service%20area.htm The Bay Area Food Bank serves a 21-county area spanning three states. For a more detailed map, including county names, click on the graphic above. Our main warehouse and administrative offices are in Theodore, Alabama. We also run a branch facility in Pace, Florida and we have a subsidiary in Gulfport, Mississippi. Twelve Baskets is a subsidiary of the Bay Area Food Bank. The Twelve Baskets warehouse is located in Gulfport, Mississippi. ~~~~~~~~~~~ When you call the Bay Area Food Bank because you need food, we will ask for your zip code. With your zip code, we can locate member agencies closest to you, so that you can go to one of them and get food. Please call during business hours for the fastest response. If you are calling outside regular business hours, please be sure to leave a phone number and name so that we can call you back and give you the locations of agencies in your area. We are dedicated to making sure no man, woman, or child in our service area goes hungry. Please call us if you need food. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Current Disaster Relief Efforts Status checked again on: 10/10/07 Although we are not currently in a disaster, we are STILL doing relief activities for Hurricane Katrina victims. Our current relief activities consist of packing and distributing food boxes for individuals and families affected by Hurricane Katrina. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Food Drive - List of Food Needed - canned green beans - canned corn - canned yams - canned sweet peas - canned fruit cocktail - canned pineapple - canned cranberry sauce - canned peaches - canned peas - canned ham - rice - stuffing mix - macaroni and cheese

notes: Donate Food Thousands of families along the Central Gulf Coast have already been affected by the oil spill. The seafood and tourism industries, among others, currently feel the initial impact of the disaster. So what can you do to help those affected in your community? Host a food drive for Bay Area Food Bank! You can directly help families along the Central Gulf Coast by hosting a food drive. All donated nonperishable goods will be used to either pack emergency food boxes or distribute at a mobile pantry event, a traveling food pantry that delivers groceries directly to affected coastal communities. Most Wanted Items: • canned meats (tuna, chicken and salmon, etc.) • canned vegetables • canned fruits • canned and boxed meals (soup, macaroni and cheese, etc.) • peanut butter • canned or dried beans and peas (black, pinto, lentils, etc.) • pasta, rice, cereal • 100 percent fruit juice (canned, plastic or boxed) Items We Can't Accept: To ensure food safety, Bay Area Food Bank cannot use • rusty or unlabeled cans • perishable items • homemade items • noncommercial canned or packaged items • alcoholic beverages, mixes or soda • open or used items Download the Food and Fund Drive Kit http://www.bayareafoodbank.org/uploadedFiles/File/FoodandFundDriveKit030110.pdf If you would like to host a food drive for Bay Area Food Bank, please contact our Programs Coordinator, Jennifer Whiddon. To make a commercial food donation, please contact our Agency/Donor Manager, Mark Brewer. ================ SOURCE: Sun Herald / Friday, Aug. 29, 2008 The Bay Area Food Bank has prepared its warehouse by stocking enough food for relief and preparing for the possible not-so-calm after the storm. But due to reports from the National Hurricane Center that make the Food Bank community in the middle of Gustav's path, the Bay Area Food Bank is working with America's Second Harvest and Food Bank's across the Gulf Coast to prepare for the worst-case scenario. The Food Bank is a member of America's Second Harvest, the Nation's Food Bank Network. And, because the Food Bank serves 24 counties across over 300 miles of the Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida coast, this hurricane has the potential to have an impact on its service area. The 205 Food Banks in the America's Second Harvest network have already worked together following the Midwest flooding and Hurricane Dolly and stand ready to assist on the Gulf Coast if needed. ============================================================================== BLOG SITE: http://bayareafoodbank.blogspot.com/2007_10_01_archive.html The Bay Area Food Bank serves a 24-county area spanning three states. EXPANDING!! ----------------- http://www.bayareafoodbank.org/Locations/service%20area.htm The Bay Area Food Bank serves a 21-county area spanning three states. For a more detailed map, including county names, click on the graphic above. Our main warehouse and administrative offices are in Theodore, Alabama. We also run a branch facility in Pace, Florida and we have a subsidiary in Gulfport, Mississippi. Twelve Baskets is a subsidiary of the Bay Area Food Bank. The Twelve Baskets warehouse is located in Gulfport, Mississippi. ~~~~~~~~~~~ When you call the Bay Area Food Bank because you need food, we will ask for your zip code. With your zip code, we can locate member agencies closest to you, so that you can go to one of them and get food. Please call during business hours for the fastest response. If you are calling outside regular business hours, please be sure to leave a phone number and name so that we can call you back and give you the locations of agencies in your area. We are dedicated to making sure no man, woman, or child in our service area goes hungry. Please call us if you need food. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Current Disaster Relief Efforts Status checked again on: 10/10/07 Although we are not currently in a disaster, we are STILL doing relief activities for Hurricane Katrina victims. Our current relief activities consist of packing and distributing food boxes for individuals and families affected by Hurricane Katrina. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Food Drive - List of Food Needed - canned green beans - canned corn - canned yams - canned sweet peas - canned fruit cocktail - canned pineapple - canned cranberry sauce - canned peaches - canned peas - canned ham - rice - stuffing mix - macaroni and cheese -> 2010 Oill Spill (SEE WEBSITE FOR DETAILS) Donate Food Thousands of families along the Central Gulf Coast have already been affected by the oil spill. The seafood and tourism industries, among others, currently feel the initial impact of the disaster. So what can you do to help those affected in your community? Host a food drive for Bay Area Food Bank! You can directly help families along the Central Gulf Coast by hosting a food drive. All donated nonperishable goods will be used to either pack emergency food boxes or distribute at a mobile pantry event, a traveling food pantry that delivers groceries directly to affected coastal communities. Most Wanted Items: • canned meats (tuna, chicken and salmon, etc.) • canned vegetables • canned fruits • canned and boxed meals (soup, macaroni and cheese, etc.) • peanut butter • canned or dried beans and peas (black, pinto, lentils, etc.) • pasta, rice, cereal • 100 percent fruit juice (canned, plastic or boxed) Items We Can't Accept: To ensure food safety, Bay Area Food Bank cannot use • rusty or unlabeled cans • perishable items • homemade items • noncommercial canned or packaged items • alcoholic beverages, mixes or soda • open or used items Download the Food and Fund Drive Kit http://www.bayareafoodbank.org/uploadedFiles/File/FoodandFundDriveKit030110.pdf If you would like to host a food drive for Bay Area Food Bank, please contact our Programs Coordinator, Jennifer Whiddon. To make a commercial food donation, please contact our Agency/Donor Manager, Mark Brewer. ================ SOURCE: Sun Herald / Friday, Aug. 29, 2008 The Bay Area Food Bank has prepared its warehouse by stocking enough food for relief and preparing for the possible not-so-calm after the storm. But due to reports from the National Hurricane Center that make the Food Bank community in the middle of Gustav's path, the Bay Area Food Bank is working with America's Second Harvest and Food Bank's across the Gulf Coast to prepare for the worst-case scenario. The Food Bank is a member of America's Second Harvest, the Nation's Food Bank Network. And, because the Food Bank serves 24 counties across over 300 miles of the Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida coast, this hurricane has the potential to have an impact on its service area. The 205 Food Banks in the America's Second Harvest network have already worked together following the Midwest flooding and Hurricane Dolly and stand ready to assist on the Gulf Coast if needed. ============================================================================== BLOG SITE: http://bayareafoodbank.blogspot.com/2007_10_01_archive.html The Bay Area Food Bank serves a 24-county area spanning three states. EXPANDING!! ----------------- http://www.bayareafoodbank.org/Locations/service%20area.htm The Bay Area Food Bank serves a 21-county area spanning three states. For a more detailed map, including county names, click on the graphic above. Our main warehouse and administrative offices are in Theodore, Alabama. We also run a branch facility in Pace, Florida and we have a subsidiary in Gulfport, Mississippi. Twelve Baskets is a subsidiary of the Bay Area Food Bank. The Twelve Baskets warehouse is located in Gulfport, Mississippi. ~~~~~~~~~~~ When you call the Bay Area Food Bank because you need food, we will ask for your zip code. With your zip code, we can locate member agencies closest to you, so that you can go to one of them and get food. Please call during business hours for the fastest response. If you are calling outside regular business hours, please be sure to leave a phone number and name so that we can call you back and give you the locations of agencies in your area. We are dedicated to making sure no man, woman, or child in our service area goes hungry. Please call us if you need food. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Current Disaster Relief Efforts Status checked again on: 10/10/07 Although we are not currently in a disaster, we are STILL doing relief activities for Hurricane Katrina victims. Our current relief activities consist of packing and distributing food boxes for individuals and families affected by Hurricane Katrina. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Food Drive - List of Food Needed - canned green beans - canned corn - canned yams - canned sweet peas - canned fruit cocktail - canned pineapple - canned cranberry sauce - canned peaches - canned peas - canned ham - rice - stuffing mix - macaroni and cheese

notes: SOURCE: Sun Herald / Friday, Aug. 29, 2008 The Bay Area Food Bank has prepared its warehouse by stocking enough food for relief and preparing for the possible not-so-calm after the storm. But due to reports from the National Hurricane Center that make the Food Bank community in the middle of Gustav's path, the Bay Area Food Bank is working with America's Second Harvest and Food Bank's across the Gulf Coast to prepare for the worst-case scenario. The Food Bank is a member of America's Second Harvest, the Nation's Food Bank Network. And, because the Food Bank serves 24 counties across over 300 miles of the Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida coast, this hurricane has the potential to have an impact on its service area. The 205 Food Banks in the America's Second Harvest network have already worked together following the Midwest flooding and Hurricane Dolly and stand ready to assist on the Gulf Coast if needed. ============================================================================== BLOG SITE: http://bayareafoodbank.blogspot.com/2007_10_01_archive.html The Bay Area Food Bank serves a 24-county area spanning three states. EXPANDING!! ----------------- http://www.bayareafoodbank.org/Locations/service%20area.htm The Bay Area Food Bank serves a 21-county area spanning three states. For a more detailed map, including county names, click on the graphic above. Our main warehouse and administrative offices are in Theodore, Alabama. We also run a branch facility in Pace, Florida and we have a subsidiary in Gulfport, Mississippi. Twelve Baskets is a subsidiary of the Bay Area Food Bank. The Twelve Baskets warehouse is located in Gulfport, Mississippi. ~~~~~~~~~~~ When you call the Bay Area Food Bank because you need food, we will ask for your zip code. With your zip code, we can locate member agencies closest to you, so that you can go to one of them and get food. Please call during business hours for the fastest response. If you are calling outside regular business hours, please be sure to leave a phone number and name so that we can call you back and give you the locations of agencies in your area. We are dedicated to making sure no man, woman, or child in our service area goes hungry. Please call us if you need food. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Current Disaster Relief Efforts Status checked again on: 10/10/07 Although we are not currently in a disaster, we are STILL doing relief activities for Hurricane Katrina victims. Our current relief activities consist of packing and distributing food boxes for individuals and families affected by Hurricane Katrina. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Food Drive - List of Food Needed - canned green beans - canned corn - canned yams - canned sweet peas - canned fruit cocktail - canned pineapple - canned cranberry sauce - canned peaches - canned peas - canned ham - rice - stuffing mix - macaroni and cheese -> Donate Food Thousands of families along the Central Gulf Coast have already been affected by the oil spill. The seafood and tourism industries, among others, currently feel the initial impact of the disaster. So what can you do to help those affected in your community? Host a food drive for Bay Area Food Bank! You can directly help families along the Central Gulf Coast by hosting a food drive. All donated nonperishable goods will be used to either pack emergency food boxes or distribute at a mobile pantry event, a traveling food pantry that delivers groceries directly to affected coastal communities. Most Wanted Items: • canned meats (tuna, chicken and salmon, etc.) • canned vegetables • canned fruits • canned and boxed meals (soup, macaroni and cheese, etc.) • peanut butter • canned or dried beans and peas (black, pinto, lentils, etc.) • pasta, rice, cereal • 100 percent fruit juice (canned, plastic or boxed) Items We Can't Accept: To ensure food safety, Bay Area Food Bank cannot use • rusty or unlabeled cans • perishable items • homemade items • noncommercial canned or packaged items • alcoholic beverages, mixes or soda • open or used items Download the Food and Fund Drive Kit http://www.bayareafoodbank.org/uploadedFiles/File/FoodandFundDriveKit030110.pdf If you would like to host a food drive for Bay Area Food Bank, please contact our Programs Coordinator, Jennifer Whiddon. To make a commercial food donation, please contact our Agency/Donor Manager, Mark Brewer. ================ SOURCE: Sun Herald / Friday, Aug. 29, 2008 The Bay Area Food Bank has prepared its warehouse by stocking enough food for relief and preparing for the possible not-so-calm after the storm. But due to reports from the National Hurricane Center that make the Food Bank community in the middle of Gustav's path, the Bay Area Food Bank is working with America's Second Harvest and Food Bank's across the Gulf Coast to prepare for the worst-case scenario. The Food Bank is a member of America's Second Harvest, the Nation's Food Bank Network. And, because the Food Bank serves 24 counties across over 300 miles of the Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida coast, this hurricane has the potential to have an impact on its service area. The 205 Food Banks in the America's Second Harvest network have already worked together following the Midwest flooding and Hurricane Dolly and stand ready to assist on the Gulf Coast if needed. ============================================================================== BLOG SITE: http://bayareafoodbank.blogspot.com/2007_10_01_archive.html The Bay Area Food Bank serves a 24-county area spanning three states. EXPANDING!! ----------------- http://www.bayareafoodbank.org/Locations/service%20area.htm The Bay Area Food Bank serves a 21-county area spanning three states. For a more detailed map, including county names, click on the graphic above. Our main warehouse and administrative offices are in Theodore, Alabama. We also run a branch facility in Pace, Florida and we have a subsidiary in Gulfport, Mississippi. Twelve Baskets is a subsidiary of the Bay Area Food Bank. The Twelve Baskets warehouse is located in Gulfport, Mississippi. ~~~~~~~~~~~ When you call the Bay Area Food Bank because you need food, we will ask for your zip code. With your zip code, we can locate member agencies closest to you, so that you can go to one of them and get food. Please call during business hours for the fastest response. If you are calling outside regular business hours, please be sure to leave a phone number and name so that we can call you back and give you the locations of agencies in your area. We are dedicated to making sure no man, woman, or child in our service area goes hungry. Please call us if you need food. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Current Disaster Relief Efforts Status checked again on: 10/10/07 Although we are not currently in a disaster, we are STILL doing relief activities for Hurricane Katrina victims. Our current relief activities consist of packing and distributing food boxes for individuals and families affected by Hurricane Katrina. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Food Drive - List of Food Needed - canned green beans - canned corn - canned yams - canned sweet peas - canned fruit cocktail - canned pineapple - canned cranberry sauce - canned peaches - canned peas - canned ham - rice - stuffing mix - macaroni and cheese

notes: BLOG SITE: http://bayareafoodbank.blogspot.com/2007_10_01_archive.html The Bay Area Food Bank serves a 24-county area spanning three states. EXPANDING!! ----------------- http://www.bayareafoodbank.org/Locations/service%20area.htm The Bay Area Food Bank serves a 21-county area spanning three states. For a more detailed map, including county names, click on the graphic above. Our main warehouse and administrative offices are in Theodore, Alabama. We also run a branch facility in Pace, Florida and we have a subsidiary in Gulfport, Mississippi. Twelve Baskets is a subsidiary of the Bay Area Food Bank. The Twelve Baskets warehouse is located in Gulfport, Mississippi. ~~~~~~~~~~~ When you call the Bay Area Food Bank because you need food, we will ask for your zip code. With your zip code, we can locate member agencies closest to you, so that you can go to one of them and get food. Please call during business hours for the fastest response. If you are calling outside regular business hours, please be sure to leave a phone number and name so that we can call you back and give you the locations of agencies in your area. We are dedicated to making sure no man, woman, or child in our service area goes hungry. Please call us if you need food. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Current Disaster Relief Efforts Status checked again on: 10/10/07 Although we are not currently in a disaster, we are STILL doing relief activities for Hurricane Katrina victims. Our current relief activities consist of packing and distributing food boxes for individuals and families affected by Hurricane Katrina. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Food Drive - List of Food Needed - canned green beans - canned corn - canned yams - canned sweet peas - canned fruit cocktail - canned pineapple - canned cranberry sauce - canned peaches - canned peas - canned ham - rice - stuffing mix - macaroni and cheese -> SOURCE: Sun Herald / Friday, Aug. 29, 2008 The Bay Area Food Bank has prepared its warehouse by stocking enough food for relief and preparing for the possible not-so-calm after the storm. But due to reports from the National Hurricane Center that make the Food Bank community in the middle of Gustav's path, the Bay Area Food Bank is working with America's Second Harvest and Food Bank's across the Gulf Coast to prepare for the worst-case scenario. The Food Bank is a member of America's Second Harvest, the Nation's Food Bank Network. And, because the Food Bank serves 24 counties across over 300 miles of the Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida coast, this hurricane has the potential to have an impact on its service area. The 205 Food Banks in the America's Second Harvest network have already worked together following the Midwest flooding and Hurricane Dolly and stand ready to assist on the Gulf Coast if needed. ============================================================================== BLOG SITE: http://bayareafoodbank.blogspot.com/2007_10_01_archive.html The Bay Area Food Bank serves a 24-county area spanning three states. EXPANDING!! ----------------- http://www.bayareafoodbank.org/Locations/service%20area.htm The Bay Area Food Bank serves a 21-county area spanning three states. For a more detailed map, including county names, click on the graphic above. Our main warehouse and administrative offices are in Theodore, Alabama. We also run a branch facility in Pace, Florida and we have a subsidiary in Gulfport, Mississippi. Twelve Baskets is a subsidiary of the Bay Area Food Bank. The Twelve Baskets warehouse is located in Gulfport, Mississippi. ~~~~~~~~~~~ When you call the Bay Area Food Bank because you need food, we will ask for your zip code. With your zip code, we can locate member agencies closest to you, so that you can go to one of them and get food. Please call during business hours for the fastest response. If you are calling outside regular business hours, please be sure to leave a phone number and name so that we can call you back and give you the locations of agencies in your area. We are dedicated to making sure no man, woman, or child in our service area goes hungry. Please call us if you need food. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Current Disaster Relief Efforts Status checked again on: 10/10/07 Although we are not currently in a disaster, we are STILL doing relief activities for Hurricane Katrina victims. Our current relief activities consist of packing and distributing food boxes for individuals and families affected by Hurricane Katrina. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Food Drive - List of Food Needed - canned green beans - canned corn - canned yams - canned sweet peas - canned fruit cocktail - canned pineapple - canned cranberry sauce - canned peaches - canned peas - canned ham - rice - stuffing mix - macaroni and cheese

notes: BLOG SITE: http://bayareafoodbank.blogspot.com/2007_10_01_archive.html The Bay Area Food Bank serves a 24-county area spanning three states. EXPANDING!! ----------------- http://www.bayareafoodbank.org/Locations/service%20area.htm The Bay Area Food Bank serves a 21-county area spanning three states. For a more detailed map, including county names, click on the graphic above. Our main warehouse and administrative offices are in Theodore, Alabama. We also run a branch facility in Pace, Florida and we have a subsidiary in Gulfport, Mississippi. Twelve Baskets is a subsidiary of the Bay Area Food Bank. The Twelve Baskets warehouse is located in Gulfport, Mississippi. ~~~~~~~~~~~ When you call the Bay Area Food Bank because you need food, we will ask for your zip code. With your zip code, we can locate member agencies closest to you, so that you can go to one of them and get food. Please call during business hours for the fastest response. If you are calling outside regular business hours, please be sure to leave a phone number and name so that we can call you back and give you the locations of agencies in your area. We are dedicated to making sure no man, woman, or child in our service area goes hungry. Please call us if you need food. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Current Disaster Relief Efforts Status checked again on: 10/10/07 Although we are not currently in a disaster, we are STILL doing relief activities for Hurricane Katrina victims. Our current relief activities consist of packing and distributing food boxes for individuals and families affected by Hurricane Katrina. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Food Drive - List of Food Needed - canned green beans - canned corn - canned yams - canned sweet peas - canned fruit cocktail - canned pineapple - canned cranberry sauce - canned peaches - canned peas - canned ham - rice - stuffing mix - macaroni and cheese -> BLOG SITE: http://bayareafoodbank.blogspot.com/2007_10_01_archive.html The Bay Area Food Bank serves a 24-county area spanning three states. EXPANDING!! ----------------- http://www.bayareafoodbank.org/Locations/service%20area.htm The Bay Area Food Bank serves a 21-county area spanning three states. For a more detailed map, including county names, click on the graphic above. Our main warehouse and administrative offices are in Theodore, Alabama. We also run a branch facility in Pace, Florida and we have a subsidiary in Gulfport, Mississippi. Twelve Baskets is a subsidiary of the Bay Area Food Bank. The Twelve Baskets warehouse is located in Gulfport, Mississippi. ~~~~~~~~~~~ When you call the Bay Area Food Bank because you need food, we will ask for your zip code. With your zip code, we can locate member agencies closest to you, so that you can go to one of them and get food. Please call during business hours for the fastest response. If you are calling outside regular business hours, please be sure to leave a phone number and name so that we can call you back and give you the locations of agencies in your area. We are dedicated to making sure no man, woman, or child in our service area goes hungry. Please call us if you need food. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Current Disaster Relief Efforts Status checked again on: 10/10/07 Although we are not currently in a disaster, we are STILL doing relief activities for Hurricane Katrina victims. Our current relief activities consist of packing and distributing food boxes for individuals and families affected by Hurricane Katrina. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Food Drive - List of Food Needed - canned green beans - canned corn - canned yams - canned sweet peas - canned fruit cocktail - canned pineapple - canned cranberry sauce - canned peaches - canned peas - canned ham - rice - stuffing mix - macaroni and cheese
clients_must_bring: ->
fee_explanation: ->
temp_perm_explanation: ->
waiting_list_explanation: ->

parish: -> Mobile
region: Central Gulf Coast -> Central

notes: http://www.bayareafoodbank.org/Locations/service%20area.htm The Bay Area Food Bank serves a 21-county area spanning three states. For a more detailed map, including county names, click on the graphic above. Our main warehouse and administrative offices are in Theodore, Alabama. We also run a branch facility in Pace, Florida and we have a subsidiary in Gulfport, Mississippi. Twelve Baskets is a subsidiary of the Bay Area Food Bank. The Twelve Baskets warehouse is located in Gulfport, Mississippi. ~~~~~~~~~~~ When you call the Bay Area Food Bank because you need food, we will ask for your zip code. With your zip code, we can locate member agencies closest to you, so that you can go to one of them and get food. Please call during business hours for the fastest response. If you are calling outside regular business hours, please be sure to leave a phone number and name so that we can call you back and give you the locations of agencies in your area. We are dedicated to making sure no man, woman, or child in our service area goes hungry. Please call us if you need food. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Current Disaster Relief Efforts Although we are not currently in a disaster, we are still doing relief activities for Hurricane Katrina victims. Our current relief activities consist of packing and distributing food boxes for individuals and families affected by Hurricane Katrina. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Food Drive - List of Food Needed - canned green beans - canned corn - canned yams - canned sweet peas - canned fruit cocktail - canned pineapple - canned cranberry sauce - canned peaches - canned peas - canned ham - rice - stuffing mix - macaroni and cheese -> BLOG SITE: http://bayareafoodbank.blogspot.com/2007_10_01_archive.html The Bay Area Food Bank serves a 24-county area spanning three states. EXPANDING!! ----------------- http://www.bayareafoodbank.org/Locations/service%20area.htm The Bay Area Food Bank serves a 21-county area spanning three states. For a more detailed map, including county names, click on the graphic above. Our main warehouse and administrative offices are in Theodore, Alabama. We also run a branch facility in Pace, Florida and we have a subsidiary in Gulfport, Mississippi. Twelve Baskets is a subsidiary of the Bay Area Food Bank. The Twelve Baskets warehouse is located in Gulfport, Mississippi. ~~~~~~~~~~~ When you call the Bay Area Food Bank because you need food, we will ask for your zip code. With your zip code, we can locate member agencies closest to you, so that you can go to one of them and get food. Please call during business hours for the fastest response. If you are calling outside regular business hours, please be sure to leave a phone number and name so that we can call you back and give you the locations of agencies in your area. We are dedicated to making sure no man, woman, or child in our service area goes hungry. Please call us if you need food. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Current Disaster Relief Efforts Status checked again on: 10/10/07 Although we are not currently in a disaster, we are STILL doing relief activities for Hurricane Katrina victims. Our current relief activities consist of packing and distributing food boxes for individuals and families affected by Hurricane Katrina. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Food Drive - List of Food Needed - canned green beans - canned corn - canned yams - canned sweet peas - canned fruit cocktail - canned pineapple - canned cranberry sauce - canned peaches - canned peas - canned ham - rice - stuffing mix - macaroni and cheese
client_contact_name: ->
client_contact_address: ->
client_contact_phone: ->
client_contact_email: ->
areas_served: -> 24 Counties in MS, AL, FL
eligibility: ->
is_fee_required: -> Unknown
payment_forms: ->
temp_perm: -> Permanent
fee_is_for: ->
mission: ->
cat_notes: ->

notes: http://www.bayareafoodbank.org/Locations/service%20area.htm The Bay Area Food Bank serves a 21-county area spanning three states. For a more detailed map, including county names, click on the graphic above. Our main warehouse and administrative offices are in Theodore, Alabama. We also run a branch facility in Pace, Florida and we have a subsidiary in Gulfport, Mississippi. Twelve Baskets is a subsidiary of the Bay Area Food Bank. The Twelve Baskets warehouse is located in Gulfport, Mississippi. Contact Info currently unknown for the Twelve Baskets warehouse: Dayle ~~~~~~~~~~~ When you call the Bay Area Food Bank because you need food, we will ask for your zip code. With your zip code, we can locate member agencies closest to you, so that you can go to one of them and get food. Please call during business hours for the fastest response. If you are calling outside regular business hours, please be sure to leave a phone number and name so that we can call you back and give you the locations of agencies in your area. We are dedicated to making sure no man, woman, or child in our service area goes hungry. Please call us if you need food. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Current Disaster Relief Efforts Although we are not currently in a disaster, we are still doing relief activities for Hurricane Katrina victims. Our current relief activities consist of packing and distributing food boxes for individuals and families affected by Hurricane Katrina. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Food Drive - List of Food Needed - canned green beans - canned corn - canned yams - canned sweet peas - canned fruit cocktail - canned pineapple - canned cranberry sauce - canned peaches - canned peas - canned ham - rice - stuffing mix - macaroni and cheese -> http://www.bayareafoodbank.org/Locations/service%20area.htm The Bay Area Food Bank serves a 21-county area spanning three states. For a more detailed map, including county names, click on the graphic above. Our main warehouse and administrative offices are in Theodore, Alabama. We also run a branch facility in Pace, Florida and we have a subsidiary in Gulfport, Mississippi. Twelve Baskets is a subsidiary of the Bay Area Food Bank. The Twelve Baskets warehouse is located in Gulfport, Mississippi. ~~~~~~~~~~~ When you call the Bay Area Food Bank because you need food, we will ask for your zip code. With your zip code, we can locate member agencies closest to you, so that you can go to one of them and get food. Please call during business hours for the fastest response. If you are calling outside regular business hours, please be sure to leave a phone number and name so that we can call you back and give you the locations of agencies in your area. We are dedicated to making sure no man, woman, or child in our service area goes hungry. Please call us if you need food. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Current Disaster Relief Efforts Although we are not currently in a disaster, we are still doing relief activities for Hurricane Katrina victims. Our current relief activities consist of packing and distributing food boxes for individuals and families affected by Hurricane Katrina. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Food Drive - List of Food Needed - canned green beans - canned corn - canned yams - canned sweet peas - canned fruit cocktail - canned pineapple - canned cranberry sauce - canned peaches - canned peas - canned ham - rice - stuffing mix - macaroni and cheese

notes: http://www.bayareafoodbank.org/Locations/service%20area.htm The Bay Area Food Bank serves a 21-county area spanning three states. For a more detailed map, including county names, click on the graphic above. Our main warehouse and administrative offices are in Theodore, Alabama. We also run a branch facility in Pace, Florida and we have a subsidiary in Gulfport, Mississippi. Twelve Baskets is a subsidiary of the Bay Area Food Bank. The Twelve Baskets warehouse is located in Gulfport, Mississippi. Contact Info currently unknown: Dayle ~~~~~~~~~~~ When you call the Bay Area Food Bank because you need food, we will ask for your zip code. With your zip code, we can locate member agencies closest to you, so that you can go to one of them and get food. Please call during business hours for the fastest response. If you are calling outside regular business hours, please be sure to leave a phone number and name so that we can call you back and give you the locations of agencies in your area. We are dedicated to making sure no man, woman, or child in our service area goes hungry. Please call us if you need food. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Current Disaster Relief Efforts Although we are not currently in a disaster, we are still doing relief activities for Hurricane Katrina victims. Our current relief activities consist of packing and distributing food boxes for individuals and families affected by Hurricane Katrina. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Food Drive - List of Food Needed - canned green beans - canned corn - canned yams - canned sweet peas - canned fruit cocktail - canned pineapple - canned cranberry sauce - canned peaches - canned peas - canned ham - rice - stuffing mix - macaroni and cheese -> http://www.bayareafoodbank.org/Locations/service%20area.htm The Bay Area Food Bank serves a 21-county area spanning three states. For a more detailed map, including county names, click on the graphic above. Our main warehouse and administrative offices are in Theodore, Alabama. We also run a branch facility in Pace, Florida and we have a subsidiary in Gulfport, Mississippi. Twelve Baskets is a subsidiary of the Bay Area Food Bank. The Twelve Baskets warehouse is located in Gulfport, Mississippi. Contact Info currently unknown for the Twelve Baskets warehouse: Dayle ~~~~~~~~~~~ When you call the Bay Area Food Bank because you need food, we will ask for your zip code. With your zip code, we can locate member agencies closest to you, so that you can go to one of them and get food. Please call during business hours for the fastest response. If you are calling outside regular business hours, please be sure to leave a phone number and name so that we can call you back and give you the locations of agencies in your area. We are dedicated to making sure no man, woman, or child in our service area goes hungry. Please call us if you need food. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Current Disaster Relief Efforts Although we are not currently in a disaster, we are still doing relief activities for Hurricane Katrina victims. Our current relief activities consist of packing and distributing food boxes for individuals and families affected by Hurricane Katrina. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Food Drive - List of Food Needed - canned green beans - canned corn - canned yams - canned sweet peas - canned fruit cocktail - canned pineapple - canned cranberry sauce - canned peaches - canned peas - canned ham - rice - stuffing mix - macaroni and cheese

notes: http://www.bayareafoodbank.org/Locations/service%20area.htm The Bay Area Food Bank serves a 21-county area spanning three states. For a more detailed map, including county names, click on the graphic above. Our main warehouse and administrative offices are in Theodore, Alabama. We also run a branch facility in Pace, Florida and we have a subsidiary in Gulfport, Mississippi. Twelve Baskets is a subsidiary of the Bay Area Food Bank. The Twelve Baskets warehouse is located in Gulfport, Mississippi. Contact Info currently unknown: Dayle ~~~~~~~~~~~ When you call the Bay Area Food Bank because you need food, we will ask for your zip code. With your zip code, we can locate member agencies closest to you, so that you can go to one of them and get food. Please call during business hours for the fastest response. If you are calling outside regular business hours, please be sure to leave a phone number and name so that we can call you back and give you the locations of agencies in your area. We are dedicated to making sure no man, woman, or child in our service area goes hungry. Please call us if you need food. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Current Disaster Relief Efforts Although we are not currently in a disaster, we are still doing relief activities for Hurricane Katrina victims. Our current relief activities consist of packing and distributing food boxes for individuals and families affected by Hurricane Katrina. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Holiday Food Drive - List of Food Needed - canned green beans - canned corn - canned yams - canned sweet peas - canned fruit cocktail - canned pineapple - canned cranberry sauce - canned peaches - canned peas - canned ham - rice - stuffing mix - macaroni and cheese -> http://www.bayareafoodbank.org/Locations/service%20area.htm The Bay Area Food Bank serves a 21-county area spanning three states. For a more detailed map, including county names, click on the graphic above. Our main warehouse and administrative offices are in Theodore, Alabama. We also run a branch facility in Pace, Florida and we have a subsidiary in Gulfport, Mississippi. Twelve Baskets is a subsidiary of the Bay Area Food Bank. The Twelve Baskets warehouse is located in Gulfport, Mississippi. Contact Info currently unknown: Dayle ~~~~~~~~~~~ When you call the Bay Area Food Bank because you need food, we will ask for your zip code. With your zip code, we can locate member agencies closest to you, so that you can go to one of them and get food. Please call during business hours for the fastest response. If you are calling outside regular business hours, please be sure to leave a phone number and name so that we can call you back and give you the locations of agencies in your area. We are dedicated to making sure no man, woman, or child in our service area goes hungry. Please call us if you need food. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Current Disaster Relief Efforts Although we are not currently in a disaster, we are still doing relief activities for Hurricane Katrina victims. Our current relief activities consist of packing and distributing food boxes for individuals and families affected by Hurricane Katrina. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Food Drive - List of Food Needed - canned green beans - canned corn - canned yams - canned sweet peas - canned fruit cocktail - canned pineapple - canned cranberry sauce - canned peaches - canned peas - canned ham - rice - stuffing mix - macaroni and cheese
organization: Various -> Food Bank

notes: http://www.bayareafoodbank.org/Locations/service%20area.htm The Bay Area Food Bank serves a 21-county area spanning three states. For a more detailed map, including county names, click on the graphic above. Our main warehouse and administrative offices are in Theodore, Alabama. We also run a branch facility in Pace, Florida and we have a subsidiary in Gulfport, Mississippi. ~~~~~~~~~~~ When you call the Bay Area Food Bank because you need food, we will ask for your zip code. With your zip code, we can locate member agencies closest to you, so that you can go to one of them and get food. Please call during business hours for the fastest response. If you are calling outside regular business hours, please be sure to leave a phone number and name so that we can call you back and give you the locations of agencies in your area. We are dedicated to making sure no man, woman, or child in our service area goes hungry. Please call us if you need food. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Current Disaster Relief Efforts Although we are not currently in a disaster, we are still doing relief activities for Hurricane Katrina victims. Our current relief activities consist of packing and distributing food boxes for individuals and families affected by Hurricane Katrina. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Holiday Food Drive - List of Food Needed - canned green beans - canned corn - canned yams - canned sweet peas - canned fruit cocktail - canned pineapple - canned cranberry sauce - canned peaches - canned peas - canned ham - rice - stuffing mix - macaroni and cheese -> http://www.bayareafoodbank.org/Locations/service%20area.htm The Bay Area Food Bank serves a 21-county area spanning three states. For a more detailed map, including county names, click on the graphic above. Our main warehouse and administrative offices are in Theodore, Alabama. We also run a branch facility in Pace, Florida and we have a subsidiary in Gulfport, Mississippi. Twelve Baskets is a subsidiary of the Bay Area Food Bank. The Twelve Baskets warehouse is located in Gulfport, Mississippi. Contact Info currently unknown: Dayle ~~~~~~~~~~~ When you call the Bay Area Food Bank because you need food, we will ask for your zip code. With your zip code, we can locate member agencies closest to you, so that you can go to one of them and get food. Please call during business hours for the fastest response. If you are calling outside regular business hours, please be sure to leave a phone number and name so that we can call you back and give you the locations of agencies in your area. We are dedicated to making sure no man, woman, or child in our service area goes hungry. Please call us if you need food. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Current Disaster Relief Efforts Although we are not currently in a disaster, we are still doing relief activities for Hurricane Katrina victims. Our current relief activities consist of packing and distributing food boxes for individuals and families affected by Hurricane Katrina. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Holiday Food Drive - List of Food Needed - canned green beans - canned corn - canned yams - canned sweet peas - canned fruit cocktail - canned pineapple - canned cranberry sauce - canned peaches - canned peas - canned ham - rice - stuffing mix - macaroni and cheese

notes: http://www.bayareafoodbank.org/Locations/service%20area.htm The Bay Area Food Bank serves a 21-county area spanning three states. For a more detailed map, including county names, click on the graphic above. Our main warehouse and administrative offices are in Theodore, Alabama. We also run a branch facility in Pace, Florida and we have a subsidiary in Gulfport, Mississippi. ~~~~~~~~~~~ When you call the Bay Area Food Bank because you need food, we will ask for your zip code. With your zip code, we can locate member agencies closest to you, so that you can go to one of them and get food. Please call during business hours for the fastest response. If you are calling outside regular business hours, please be sure to leave a phone number and name so that we can call you back and give you the locations of agencies in your area. We are dedicated to making sure no man, woman, or child in our service area goes hungry. Please call us if you need food. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Current Disaster Relief Efforts Although we are not currently in a disaster, we are still doing relief activities for Hurricane Katrina victims. Our current relief activities consist of packing and distributing food boxes for individuals and families affected by Hurricane Katrina. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Holiday Food Drive - List of Food Needed - canned green beans - canned corn - canned yams - canned sweet peas - canned fruit cocktail - canned pineapple - canned cranberry sauce - canned peaches - canned peas - canned ham - rice - stuffing mix - macaroni and cheese -> http://www.bayareafoodbank.org/Locations/service%20area.htm The Bay Area Food Bank serves a 21-county area spanning three states. For a more detailed map, including county names, click on the graphic above. Our main warehouse and administrative offices are in Theodore, Alabama. We also run a branch facility in Pace, Florida and we have a subsidiary in Gulfport, Mississippi. ~~~~~~~~~~~ When you call the Bay Area Food Bank because you need food, we will ask for your zip code. With your zip code, we can locate member agencies closest to you, so that you can go to one of them and get food. Please call during business hours for the fastest response. If you are calling outside regular business hours, please be sure to leave a phone number and name so that we can call you back and give you the locations of agencies in your area. We are dedicated to making sure no man, woman, or child in our service area goes hungry. Please call us if you need food. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Current Disaster Relief Efforts Although we are not currently in a disaster, we are still doing relief activities for Hurricane Katrina victims. Our current relief activities consist of packing and distributing food boxes for individuals and families affected by Hurricane Katrina. ~~~~~~~~~~~ Holiday Food Drive - List of Food Needed - canned green beans - canned corn - canned yams - canned sweet peas - canned fruit cocktail - canned pineapple - canned cranberry sauce - canned peaches - canned peas - canned ham - rice - stuffing mix - macaroni and cheese
region: -> Central Gulf Coast
organization: -> Various