Millions of Americans struggle to put food on the table, and the West Alabama Food Bank (WAFB), based in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, is committed to changing that. Operating year-round, WAFB secures, stores, and distributes food to hunger relief programs across the region.

The West Alabama Food Bank (WAFB) was incorporated in 1987 as a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization whose mission is to help alleviate hunger and food insecurity in nine West Alabama counties including Bibb, Fayette, Greene, Hale, Lamar, Marion, Pickens, Sumter and Tuscaloosa.

The food finder tool simplifies the search for food assistance. It quickly locates nearby food pantries. Begin by entering your zip code or address. The tool then generates a list of available pantries.

The West Alabama Food Bank is seeking volunteers for various roles, and most opportunities require only a short time commitment. To ensure a meaningful experience, please call WAFB at (205) 333-5353 to schedule your volunteer session.

Tuscaloosa, AL 35405 [email protected] The West Alabama Food Bank distributes food to agencies that serve the needy in nine Alabama counties, helping alleviate hunger.

The West Alabama Food Bank works with more than 93 partner agencies, corporate partners and a network of volunteers to feed more than 200,000 children, families and seniors annually. There are multiple ways to get involved and join the fight against hunger in our communities!

The Senior Brown Box Program of the West Alabama Food Bank is a supplemental grocery program for eligible individuals age 65 and older who live in Lamar, Fayette, Pickens, Tuscaloosa, Bibb, Greene, Hale, and Sumter counties in Alabama.

Local Food Banks: Organizations like the West Alabama Food Bank play a crucial role in addressing hunger by distributing food to those in need across the region. The West Alabama Food Bank distributes food to agencies that serve the needy in nine Alabama counties, helping alleviate hunger.

West Alabama Food Bank’s Mini Mobile Pantry program comes directly to neighborhoods in need. Food is taken into public housing and senior neighborhoods each week and distributed. Much of this food is donated by local stores and partners, bringing healthy options to families.

If you don’t have time or food to give, you can always donate money. Every $1.00 you give equates to 6 meals for those in need! Make a payment or set up recurring payments right now so your generosity can make an immediate impact.