The Northern Arizona Food Bank's (NAFB) mission is to transport, store, and distribute food and commodities to thousands of Arizona's most impoverished.

The Northern Arizona Food Bank's (NAFB) mission is to transport, store, and distribute food and commodities to thousands of Arizona's most impoverished.

The Northern Arizona Food Bank's (NAFB) mission is to transport, store, and distribute food and commodities to thousands of Arizona's most impoverished.

The Northern Arizona Food Bank's (NAFB) mission is to transport, store, and distribute food and commodities to thousands of Arizona's most impoverished.

The Northern Arizona Food Bank's (NAFB) mission is to transport, store, and distribute food and commodities to thousands of Arizona's most impoverished.

The Northern Arizona Food Bank's (NAFB) mission is to transport, store, and distribute food and commodities to thousands of Arizona's most impoverished.

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Postal Carrier Food Drive
"Stamp Out Hunger"
 May 10, 2008
 

Local Food Banks Seek Help With
 16th Annual Letter Carriers Food Drive
The National Association of Letter Carriers, in conjunction with the United States Postal Service, will be collecting non-perishable food items like canned meats and fish, canned soup, juice, pasta, vegetables, cereal and rice on Saturday, May 10, to help families in need in our community.
 
You can help by placing your food donation at your mailbox on May 10 before your letter carrier arrives. It will be taken to the Post Office and then delivered to Northern Arizona Food Bank and St. Mary's Food Bank in Flagstaff. Please do not include items that have expired or those in glass containers.

Volunteers are also needed to help with this event both during the event and the following week after the 16th Annual Letter Carriers Food Drive. This all-day event is the nation’s largest one-day food drive.

Letter Carriers Food Drive
 
Please call Northern Arizona Food Bank at 928-526-2211 or St. Mary's Food Bank at 928-779-7066 if you'd like to volunteer with this event in Flagstaff.  Monetary donations to NAFB are also appreciated to help us help those in need!
 
Northern Arizona Food Bank
Kerry Ketchum, Executive Director
928-526-2211		 St. Mary's Food Bank
Eric Wolverton, Director of Operations
928-779-7066
 

 

 

The Northern Arizona Food Bank's (NAFB) mission is to transport, store, and distribute food and commodities to thousands of Arizona's most impoverished.

The Northern Arizona Food Bank's (NAFB) mission is to transport, store, and distribute food and commodities to thousands of Arizona's most impoverished.

The Northern Arizona Food Bank's (NAFB) mission is to transport, store, and distribute food and commodities to thousands of Arizona's most impoverished.

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The Northern Arizona Food Bank's (NAFB) mission is to transport, store, and distribute food and commodities to thousands of Arizona's most impoverished.

The Northern Arizona Food Bank's (NAFB) mission is to transport, store, and distribute food and commodities to thousands of Arizona's most impoverished.

The Northern Arizona Food Bank's (NAFB) mission is to transport, store, and distribute food and commodities to thousands of Arizona's most impoverished.