Manna’s mission is to eliminate hunger through food distribution, education, and advocacy. Together with our tremendous volunteers, donors, and partners we are fighting hunger, feeding hope, and helping our neighbors get back on their feet.

**Please Note** Manna Food Center has waived all income requirements due to extraordinary circumstances resulting from the COVID-19 crisis. Manna Food Center does not ask about your immigration status and we do not report any of your personal information to the government.

Manna offers an average of 3,300 families approximately 45 pounds of perishable and non-perishable food every month. This allows families to boost their monthly food budget by more than $100 dollars a month.

Our Food for Families program begins with Manna’s food pickups from about 40 grocery stores and farmers markets across the county. Manna screens and sorts rescued produce, then combines fresh food with shelf-stable items.  These are often donated to us from a range of community groups from Scouts to synagogues.  Thanks to the service of our community and corporate volunteers, the food is sorted according to nutritional content and quality. Food boxes are shared at our warehouse daily and through a network of satellite locations.  Many of these satellite locations serve seniors living in subsidized housing.  Seniors often face additional barriers to food access including unique health, social, and nutrition challenges.