Nourishing Notes

from the CEO


As we close another fiscal year at the Yuma Community Food Bank, we are filled with gratitude and humbled by what our community has accomplished together. This year brought no shortage of challenges. Rising costs continued to stretch household budgets, reductions in SNAP benefits left many families with fewer resources, and uncertainty surrounding government funding placed additional pressure on hunger relief organizations like ours. Yet through every challenge, one thing remained constant--the extraordinary generosity and compassion of our community.


Because of your support, the Yuma Community Food Bank provided more than ELEVEN MILLION pounds of food and supported nearly 150,000 visits from neighbors facing food insecurity. Behind every visit, is a family, a senior, a veteran, or a child who found hope and nourishment when they needed it most.


Our volunteers once again demonstrated what it means to serve with heart, contributing more than 18,000 hours of their time to sort food, prepare distributions, and welcome our neighbors with dignity and kindness. In addition, generous donors and community partners helped provide more than EIGHT MILLION pounds of donated food, ensuring our shelves remained stocked for those who look to us for support.


These accomplishments are not ours alone. They belong to every volunteer who gave their time, every donor who made a gift, every business that partnered with us, and every advocate who believed that no one in our community should face hunger alone.


As we look ahead to the coming year, we also know the need will continue. But we also know that together, we can meet that need with compassion, determination, and hope. Thank you for standing with us. We truly cannot do this work alone--and because of caring people like you, we never have to.


With sincere gratitude,

Andy Robinson

President & CEO

Yuma Community Food Bank


Thank You Jack Puckett!


The Yuma Community Food Bank extends its heartfelt gratitude to Jack Puckett as he concludes more than a decade of dedicated service to our

Board of Directors.


Learn More About Jack's Impact


 

YCFB Warehouse Restoration Project


Thanks to a generous $100,000 capital grant award from the Arizona Complete Health Community Reinvestment Program, approximately 12,000 square feet of unusable warehouse space will be restored!


Read How Arizona Complete Health is Helping Create More Space

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Volunteers Needed


Hunger doesn't take a vacation, but our volunteers do! That's why the gift of your time is needed now more than ever.



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Join our community of Hunger Heroes and help provide hope, stability, and nourishment. With every dollar providing up to five meals, even a small reoccurring donation adds up to make a lasting impact. Together, we can ensure no family faces hunger alone.




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Mark your calendars for our Annual Warehouse Gala! Join us for an evening celebrating our community, our mission, and the lives we impact together!


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Mission Partners Making a Difference


Our Mission Partners demonstrate a commitment to transforming donations into meals, strengthening community resilience, and ensuring no family faces hunger alone. We gratefully acknowledge them for their leadership, generosity, and commitment to the communities we serve.



 
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