Kayla DeWit McCarthy, Montana Food Bank Network

As families gather to celebrate the holiday season, not everyone has enough food to put on the table. With food insecurity a persistent challenge across Montana, hunger-relief advocates are eagerly anticipating a critical new resource coming next year. In April 2024, Montana Food Bank Network (MFBN) launched its $15

A partnership between Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks and Montana Food Bank Network, allows hunters to donate a portion or all of their legally harvested big game animals to be processed free of charge. The meat is then provided directly to a local food pantry in the area. Since its

Montana Food Bank Network, Action Inc., local and state organizers met last Thursday 7/25 at Clarks Park in Butte to emphasize the importance of non-congregate summer meals. Kids lose critical access to meals during the summer when school is out. To fill this gap, many schools and community

Across the state, 1 in 9 Montanans don’t have enough food, including 1 in 6 children, and the need is only getting greater. As Montana’s only statewide food bank, Montana Food Bank Network (MFBN) has a network of 360 partners statewide, including community food banks, pantries, schools, senior