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Mission: No one goes hungry in Central & Eastern North Carolina
Our mission is that no one goes hungry in central and eastern North Carolina where hunger has been and remains a serious problem.
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The Food Bank of Central & Eastern North Carolina provides more than 1 million pounds per week of food and nonfood essentials to low-income clients through partner agencies such as food pantries, soup kitchens, shelters, after-school programs and senior centers. The Food Bank has six warehouses across our 34-county service area in Raleigh, Durham, Greenville, New Bern, Southern Pines, and Wilmington. The Food Bank also works on the root causes of hunger.
Community Guidelines:
We believe in the power of social media to present all sides to the issue of hunger and encourages a free-flowing conversation between constituents on social media platforms.
The Food Bank considers this Facebook page to be a public forum and reserves the right to republish posts and comments to this page in other communications both offline and online. Even though this page is a public forum, we respect the privacy of people requiring food assistance and we will not republish posts about personal food assistance needs that could be trackable to a specific individual.
The Food Bank reserves the right to delete comments from external parties if the following occurs in a post or comment:
- profanity
- negatively commenting or personal attacks on the people we serve, employees of our food banks and agencies, and volunteers
- content that may be reasonably considered offensive, disruptive, defamatory, or derogatory including ,but not limited to, sexual comments or images, racial slurs, or other comments or images that would offend someone on the basis of his or her race, color, sex, religion, national origin, sexual orientation, age, disability or any other basis prohibited by applicable law
- not about hunger, its intersectionality, and food-related issues
Visit us: foodbankcenc.org
Find food: foodbankcenc.org/zipcode
Donate: foodbankcenc.org/donate
Read more: blog.foodbankcenc.org
Twitter: twitter.com/foodbankcenc
Instagram: instagram.com/foodbankcenc
The Food Bank of Central & Eastern North Carolina provides more than 1 million pounds per week of food and nonfood essentials to low-income clients through partner agencies such as food pantries, soup kitchens, shelters, after-school programs and senior centers. The Food Bank has six warehouses across our 34-county service area in Raleigh, Durham, Greenville, New Bern, Southern Pines, and Wilmington, covering nearly 19,000 square miles.
In addition to distributing food to those in need, the Food Bank also works on the root causes of hunger, sponsoring programs that educate children and adults on how to find the food they need to become self-sufficient.
Community Guidelines:
The Food Bank of Central & Eastern North Carolina believes in the power of social media to present all sides to the issue of hunger and encourages a free-flowing conversation between constituents on social media platforms.
The Food Bank considers this Facebook page to be a public forum and reserves the right to republish posts and comments to this page in other communications both offline and online. Even though this page is a public forum, we respect the privacy of people requiring food assistance and we will not republish posts about personal food assistance needs that could be trackable to a specific individual.
The Food Bank reserves the right to delete comments from external parties if the following occurs:
- Social media posts that contain profanity.
- Social media posts that are negatively commenting or personal attacks on the people we serve, employees of our food banks and agencies, and volunteers.
- Social media posts that contain content that may be reasonably considered offensive, disruptive, defamatory, or derogatory. Examples include, but are not limited to, sexual comments or images, racial slurs, or other comments or images that would offend someone on the basis of his or her race, color, sex, religion, national origin, sexual orientation, age, disability or any other basis prohibited by applicable law.
- Social media posts that are not about hunger, its intersectionality, and food-related issues.
We appreciate all of you for taking interest in the issue of hunger in North Carolina and becoming part of the Food Bank community.
