Our Food Bank Locator
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Enter your city or zip code to find the food bank location nearest you.
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Nourish Food Banks are Free
to Anyone in Need.
*All guests will be asked for their name, the number of people in their household needing food, their address or zip code and the dates of birth of all household members. (No identification, proof of address or proof of income are needed.)
Click HERE for a WEEKLY SCHEDULE, including locations, dates & times, of all 20 Nourish food bank distribution locations! (Valid 9-15-2023 and after)
Follow us on Instagram @nourishpierceco to stay up-to-date on closures and other schedule changes.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
I’m new! Do I need to sign up or come early?
NEW to Nourish? Please try to arrive at least 30 minutes before the end of service hours to ensure you are able to be served before the close of the day.
Do I need ID or other documents?
All customers will be asked to voluntarily provide their name, the number of people in the household needing food, their address, and the dates of birth of all household members. This information is for Nourish use only. It helps us to ensure that enough food is available to serve all in need. Information such as age, zip code, and ethnicity are collected for statistical purposes only in compliance with government funders. No personal information is ever shared. No documentation is required. No one will be turned away.
How much food will I get? How often can I visit the food bank?
Nourish strives to provide 3 meals a day for 3 days for each member of the household. Customers are asked to visit no more than one Nourish site weekly. Customers who attempt to visit Nourish sites multiple times during the same week will be asked to come back the following week.
Food quantities are based on family size.
Can you deliver food to me?
Nourish Pierce County does not provide meal delivery. For other organizations to contact for this service, please visit our Community Resource page.
Questions? Call our office at 253-383-3164
Nourish receives from USDA, food from The Food Assistance Program (TEFAP)
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