Forty years ago, Vermont Foodbank came to be. Today, it is Vermont’s largest hunger relief organization. But why was it created in the first place?

In addition to partnering to share free food with neighbors, Vermont Foodbank has a team that helps households connect with ongoing grocery assistance through 3SquaresVT

When an injury left Emma out of work without medical leave, she needed help affording groceries—so she got in touch with Vermont Foodbank. Now, Emma’s giving back and sharing her experience  to make sure people are aware that food help is available when someone needs it.

Vermont’s farms and gardens are finally bursting with fresh, ripe fruits and veggies and our latest edition of Kernels is here too, freshly picked.

Vermont Foodbank is proud to join Vermont Civic Connect this election year, a new initiative from the Vermont Secretary of State's Office. Learn why we believe informed civic participation helps build stronger communities and supports our vision of a food-secure Vermont.

When it comes to improving food shelf operations, sometimes there's no substitute for rolling up your sleeves. Three Foodbank partners recently took on major space challenges, using a combination of creativity, teamwork, and good old-fashioned heavy lifting.

For Bethel Area Food Shelf, a local partnership that redirects fresh groceries to neighbors facing hunger has helped address rising community need. Now, they’re thinking creatively toward long-term food security.

Eight food access partners recently met to discuss their growth over the past year. This cohort has collaborated, shared learnings, and invested in their organizations’ capacity through a Vermont Foodbank grant made possible by your support.

In addition to partnering to share free food with neighbors, Vermont Foodbank has a team that helps households connect with ongoing grocery assistance through 3SquaresVT