Food Bank For New York City helps provide the food for approximately 250,000 meals served every day by our network of emergency and community food programs throughout the five boroughs. Donate Food Donate Money Volunteer Get Help
Food Bank For New York City helps provide the food for approximately 250,000 meals served every day by our network of emergency and community food programs throughout the five boroughs.
  When Harold was in his early forties, he became disabled with osteoarthritis of the knees.
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When Harold was in his early forties, he became disabled with osteoarthritis of the knees.
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Make Your Rebate Work for New York
1.3 million New Yorkers rely on emergency food. You can help them and stimulate the local economy. Donate all or a portion of your federal Economic Stimulus Payment today!
Congress Passes Farm Bill
TELL THE PRESIDENT NOT TO VETO
The House and the Senate haved signed the 2007 Farm Bill, which is essential to ending the nationwide emergency food shortage. But President Bush has threatened a veto. With food prices soaring, we can't wait any longer. Tell President Bush to sign the Farm Bill today!
Think You Can Grill Like Mario?
Support the Food Bank and win a chance to tailgate with Mario Batali and Rachael Ray as part of Mario's Ultimate Grilling Challenge. Submit a recipe and video demonstration by July 30 - and start voting on your favorite in August!
First-Ever NYC Festival
Save the date for the Food Network NYC Wine & Food Festival presented by Food & Wine magazine, Oct 9-12, 2008. The festival will feature celebrity chefs including Rachael Ray, Giada De Laurentiis and Morimoto, plus the biggest names in wines and spirits.
Hunger Safety Net 2007
The Food Bank's Hunger Safety Net 2007 report is the first scientific study that provides trend analysis on hunger throughout the five boroughs. Plus, use our new Interactive Mapping & Spatial Analysis tool to map the locations of NYC emergency food programs, government nutrition assistance resources.
 
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