Neighbors Feeding Neighbors

Here is another source of free groceries for the food insecure of central Tucson! Let’s all work together!

Tucson Freedge | Join Us to Fight Food Insecurity Tucson FREEdge is a local community fridge project in Tucson providing free, accessible food to combat food insecurity and reduce waste!

Thank you Tucson Foodie and Kingfisher!

Neighbors Feeding Neighbors easing food insecurity among seniors In Tucson, as many as 132,000 people experience food insecurity. Neighbors Feeding Neighbors is hoping its efforts can feed some of the oldest among them.

The Thursday crew prepares for a food delivery to shut-ins. Every client receives four frozen meals and a fresh snack pack. Here we are preparing sandwiches for the snack packs and taking meals out the door.

Mashed butternut squash served as a vegetable, thanks to the generous contribution of Kingfisher Bar and Grill!

Anyone with a SNAP/EBT card with active balance can get $1 FREE to spend on fruits & veggies, dried beans, edible plants and seeds with Double Up Food Bucks. Help save this valuable food program.

Thank you, Kingfisher! 🩷

Extra-special monthly lunch donation for our friends at Neighbors Feeding Neighbors today! Pan-seared steelhead trout, blood orange-cumin gastrique, medley of rice, broccolini & pear tomatoes. #tucson

Come to a house concert in aid of Neighbors Feeding Neighbors! Saturday, May 17, 2 PM. Bring potluck snacks and enjoy good music.

NEW Mobile Food Bank location!
On May 1st, from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m., a Mobile Food Bank distribution location will be operating at the Pima Community College Downtown Campus in front of the Advanced Manufacturing Building (near 11th and Mabel).

12 pounds of golden potatoes ready for roasting with garlic butter, Parmesan cheese sprinkled on top. Goes good with... anything!

Thank you, Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona!

Funding cuts take local produce from schools and food banks, leaving farmers uncertain Cuts to USDA funding will end programs that put fresh produce in school lunchrooms and in food banks, forcing farmers to change plans abruptly.