Missoula Food Bank & Community Center

This is what it means to nourish community.

Join us to lead the movement to end hunger through advocacy, volunteerism and healthy food for all.

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We will be closed Wednesday, December 25th

How It Works

Welcome

Welcome

Asking for help can be difficult to do.

You are welcome here. Our Store does not have eligibility criteria, so no one needs worry that they will be turned away. When you arrive at the Store, we will ask you to complete an intake form. All information is self-report, and we do not ask you to bring any kind of documentation. Your personal information will remain confidential, and intake forms are available in several languages.

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We are here to help.

Next, you will spend a short time with a Resource Assistant. These trained volunteers will share information about other resources that may be available to you, and answer any questions you may have about our Food Bank Store.

Shop

Shop

You choose foods for your household.

Based on the number of people in your household, you will shop our Food Bank Store. We work to keep a variety of food items available, including fresh produce, dairy, frozen meat, bakery items, and dry and canned goods. For those with limited time or other concerns, we also have pre-packed shopping carts that include all the food types available in the Food Bank Store. Grab-and-Go can be requested on your intake form.

MFB&CC is a non-partisan, anti-racist, LGBTQ2S+ ally organization. We work to create a safe and welcoming space for every person. *If you have special dietary needs or cooking limitations, please let us know.

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We will be closed Wednesday, December 25th

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Become a volunteer and work to nourish nieghbors.

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LEVL works to empower our community with lived experiences.

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Visit our store and learn about free groceries and other services.

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Support the food bank by wearing a tee or hoodie!

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Location & Hours

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Missoula County

Satellite Pantries

Facts On
Food Insecurity

1 in 5

We currently serve 1 in 5 people in Missoula County – nearly 25,000 individuals and 7,500 households – through our choice-model store, rural satellite pantries and special programs serving children and seniors.

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