Utah Food Bank Unclaimed
Salt Lake City, UT, USA
Utah Food Bank coordinates statewide hunger relief through a network of distribution centers and partner agencies.
Utah Food Bank is a nonprofit organization that mobilizes food, funds, and volunteers to alleviate hunger in Utah. Through a statewide network of distribution centers and partner food pantries, it collects, stores, and distributes food and essential resources to individuals and families in need. The organization engages communities through donations, volunteer programs, and outreach to support children, seniors, and families, and it emphasizes transparency, accountability, and collaboration with schools, pantries, and community partners to maximize impact.
To feed Utahns by equitably distributing food and essential resources through a network of partner agencies, volunteers, and supporters to reduce hunger and increase access to nutritious meals.
What we offer
Mobile Pantry and School Programs
Delivers food assistance to underserved communities and schools through mobile distributions.
www.utahfoodbank.org/how-we-help/mobile-pantry/Kids Cafe
Provides nutritious meals to children during out-of-school hours, combating childhood hunger.
www.utahfoodbank.org/how-we-help/kids-cafe/UFB Diaper Program
Provides essential diapers to families in need across Utah.
www.utahfoodbank.org/how-we-help/ufb-diaper-program/Grocery Rescue
Rescues food from retailers to combat hunger and reduce waste.
www.utahfoodbank.org/how-we-help/grocery-rescue/UFB Food Box Program
Delivers essential food assistance to homebound individuals with disabilities across Utah.
www.utahfoodbank.org/how-we-help/ufb-food-box-program/Find a Pantry
Easily locate food pantries and services in Utah to combat hunger.
www.utahfoodbank.org/find-a-pantry/Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP)
Provides nutritious food and resources to low-income seniors, improving their health and well-being.
www.utahfoodbank.org/how-we-help/csfp/Market segments
Senior nutrition programs
Programs that deliver regular nutritious food and home delivery to low-income seniors and homebound adults to improve food security and health.
Child and youth nutrition
After-school and school-based meal programs that provide nutritious meals and safe environments to children and youth at risk of hunger.
Mobile and site-based distribution
Drive-to and site-hosted distributions that bring fresh, perishable, and nonperishable food to underserved communities and school sites.
Food recovery and surplus diversion
Partnerships with retailers and logistics to rescue surplus or near-expiration food and redirect it into the distribution network to reduce waste and increase supply.
Community access and navigation
Services that connect residents to partner pantries and ensure availability of essential non-food items across a statewide pantry network.
More information about our offering
Mobile Pantry and School Programs
Utah Food Bank's Mobile Pantry and School Programs include the Mobile Pantry Program and Mobile School Pantry, delivering food via mobile distributions across Utah. These programs reach communities with limited access to traditional pantries and provide essential food support to students and their families. Last year, the Mobile Pantry served 641,923 individuals through 475 distributions at 38 sites, while the Mobile School Pantry reached 436,190 individuals, including 247,826 children, via 70 school sites.
- Provides Healthy FoodsBrings essential nutrition through fresh and perishable items, addressing food insecurity effectively.
- Increases AccessibilityFacilitates access to food in locations where residents lack transportation options, enhancing community support.
- Extensive Community ImpactDemonstrates significant outreach and impact across Utah by serving a large number of individuals in need.
- Utilizes Community SpacesLeverages local venues to maximize convenience and foster community participation in alleviating hunger.
Kids Cafe
Kids Cafe fills the nutrition gap that exists during out-of-school hours with nutritious after-school meals offered in partnership with educational sites. Last year, the program provided over 482,000 meals to children at risk of hunger, ensuring they receive balanced nutrition in a safe environment.
- Delivers Balanced MealsEach meal is crafted to provide essential nutrients necessary for children's growth, ensuring they have sufficient energy and nutrition to thrive.
- Partners With SchoolsThe program collaborates with local educational institutions to make meals accessible within school settings, fostering a supportive community.
- Ensures Safe SpacesChildren engage in educational and recreational activities after meals, promoting a sense of community and support.
UFB Diaper Program
The UFB Diaper Program ensures that diapers will be available in our statewide pantry network, so parents can provide their children with both a full tummy and a clean diaper every day. It combines community outreach through diaper drives and fundraising events to expand support.
- Provides Essential DiapersFamilies can access a reliable supply of diapers through local pantries, alleviating diaper need and supporting overall family health.
- Eliminates Tough ChoicesBy providing access to diapers, families can focus on nutritional needs without sacrificing essentials for their children.
Grocery Rescue
Grocery Rescue partners with local grocery retailers to rescue items nearing expiration, turning potential waste into food for Utahns in need. The program distributes rescued food free of charge to partner agencies and significantly contributes to reducing food waste.
- Distribute Rescue Food FreeThis feature ensures that rescued food is provided at no cost to partner agencies, maximizing their resources.
- Rescued Over 22 Million PoundsLast year, Grocery Rescue saved over 22 million pounds of food from landfills.
- Quick Food RecoveryDonations are collected and distributed within 24 hours, ensuring that fresh food reaches those who need it promptly.
UFB Food Box Program
Utah Food Bank provides free, monthly food assistance to homebound people with disabilities living in poverty. Each box contains approximately one week’s worth of nonperishable food, plus as much fresh food as available.
- Provides Nutritional SupportEach food box includes a mix of nonperishable items and fresh food, catering to the dietary needs of homebound individuals.
- Ensures AccessibilityThe delivery service addresses the unique needs of individuals unable to leave their homes due to health constraints.
Find a Pantry
The Pantry locator platform helps people find partner pantries and services across Utah, enhancing access to essential food resources.
- Visual Identification of Nearby PantriesEasily map out the nearest food pantry locations based on your current address or ZIP code.
- Confirmed Hours With Each LocationUsers can directly contact each pantry for accurate operational hours before visiting.
Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP)
CSFP is a federally funded program designed to improve the health of low-income senior citizens aged 60 and older, delivering monthly packages containing nutritious food items.
- Receive Monthly Nutritional SupportParticipants receive a monthly box valued at approximately $55 filled with food essentials to help maintain a healthy diet.
- Support Seniors in NeedThe program targets low-income seniors, helping them access vital nourishment.