Archive for the ‘News’ Category
05.22.2023
Newsletter
Food Matters May 2023 Read about how the FBNEGA is opening the door to a fresher future for our neighbors in this Spring’s newsletter.
03.08.2022
Empty Bowls 2022: Sold Out!
Tickets are sold out! To be added to a ticket waitlist, please contact Tracey Massey at: (706) 713-9319 or Tmassey@foodbanknega.org Come join us for our 22nd Empty Bowls luncheon on Wednesday, […]
11.29.2021
The Geography of Food Insecurity in America
An important look into Food Insecurity across the United States, highlighting the Food Bank of Northeast Georgia. Read more here.
11.02.2021
Erin Barger of Food Bank of Northeast Georgia Says Thank You to the Community
Watch a special ‘Thank you’ video from our CEO here
07.20.2021
Erin Barger has been chosen as the new CEO of the Food Bank of Northeast Georgia
The Food Bank of Northeast Georgia is proud to announce that it has selected Erin Barger as the new Chief Executive Officer to lead the organization. The board of directors […]
06.01.2021
Food Matters Spring 2021
Please browse our Spring Newsletter, which provides insight into the second half of 2020 and the first half of 2021 at the Food Bank of Northeast Georgia Spring Newsletter […]
01.22.2021
Host a Virtual Food Drive
Looking for a safe and easy way to help your community? The Food Bank of Northeast Georgia offers our Virtual Food Drive to help those in need while in the […]
11.16.2020
Give the Gift of Food This Holiday Season
‘Tis the season of giving, and at the Food Bank of Northeast Georgia that means the giving of nourishment. This year, more than ever before, the holidays are a time […]
04.22.2020
Food Bank of Northeast Georgia receives $465,000 gift from Amazon founder, Jeff Bezos
The Food Bank of Northeast Georgia has received a $465,000 gift from Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon, for the acquisition and distribution of food to meet demand caused by […]
03.05.2020
UGA Football Player Pays Visit to Clarkesville Elementary School
A dream that started out as just a thought recently turned into a reality. This happened when Marie Benfield, Secretary at Clarkesville Elementary School, thought “What if I could get […]
