This is a regional food bank that warehouses and distributes food to 140+ partner pantries and agencies across 32 counties in central and northeast Missouri. The Vandiver location is the distribution hub, not a walk-in pantry for individuals.
To find food near you, use the food locator on their website — it shows partner pantries and upcoming Mobile Market events in your area.
The Food Bank runs Mobile Markets at community locations around the region each month, including sites in Boone County. No paperwork required — just show up and bring boxes, bags, or a laundry basket. Volunteers load food directly into your vehicle.
Check sharefoodbringhope.org/programs/mobile-markets for upcoming dates and locations.
Volunteers help connect neighbors with SNAP (food stamps) information and assistance. Call (573) 474-1020 for more information.
Accepts monetary donations online at sharefoodbringhope.org/donate. You can also organize a food or fund drive, or explore corporate sponsorship and planned giving options through their website.
Volunteers help sort and repackage food in the Volunteer Room at the 2101 Vandiver warehouse. Individual and group volunteer opportunities are available. Sign up through the volunteer portal on the Food Bank's website.
You must be a Boone County resident to receive services. Your gross monthly household income must be at or below 200% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines. Services are subject to annual household limits
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