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Because of our affiliation with Feeding America, we’re able to stretch your dollars further. A donation of $10 helps provide food for more than 20 meals.

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Hawaiʻi Foodbank’s mission is recognized as an essential service. This means that our volunteers are considered part of that essential workforce.

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Our new Virtual Food Drive allows you to donate some of our most-needed items — all from the comfort and safety of home.

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Emergency Food Assistance

Hawai‘i Foodbank’s network of more than 200 food partner agencies is available and ready to help.

Nourish Our ‘Ohana Today.End Hunger Tomorrow.

2022 Annual Report Now Available

For 40 years, Hawai‘i Foodbank has been synonymous with getting food in the hands of those in need. We believe that consistent access to safe and healthy food is a fundamental human right, and the Foodbank has been working to ensure that no one goes hungry in our communities for four decades now. Looking forward, we are working to broaden our reach by building capacity, strengthening support to our partner networks, pursuing advocacy and outreach opportunities, purchasing more food, and, most importantly, building connections.

1 in 6 Hawai‘i Residents

struggle with hunger – including a growing number of kūpuna and more than 70,000 keiki.

Hunger in Hawai‘i

is evolving. It's affecting more and more members of our ‘ohana every day. Learn more about the facts and impact of hunger in Hawai‘i.

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The People of Hawai‘i

are one ‘ohana. Hawai‘i Foodbank provides food so that no one in our family goes hungry.

Nourishing Our ‘Ohana

is truly a collaborative effort. Donors, staff, volunteers and community members like you all play an important role.

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Diane Keeler Walmart Fight Hunger. Spark Change.

Sparking Change

Diane Keeler, store manager at the Līhuʻe Walmart, finds her spark through volunteering and serving on the advisory board for Hawai‘i Foodbank Kaua‘i. Whether at work, in the community or at home, Diane prioritizes taking care of others. No matter the circumstances – she’s just happy to take care.
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Sorting and Serving with Compassion

Hawaiʻi Foodbank volunteer Rina Patel-Jerls sorts each donated product and meal with compassion. For Rina, food is both a basic need and her love language, and she invites others to join her in giving back to our community.
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Fight Hunger. Spark Change. Celebrates Its 10th Year

Now in its tenth year, the Fight Hunger. Spark Change. campaign from Walmart and Sam's Club has helped provide food for more than half a million meals to communities in need across Hawai‘i.
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In observance of Memorial Day, our warehouses will be closed Monday, May 29. If you are in need of emergency food assistance, please call 2-1-1 for Aloha United Way.

Federal Poverty Guidelines

Household Size
200% Monthly Gross Income (BBCE Household)
130% Monthly Gross Income (Regular Household)
100% Monthly Net Income
1
$2,606
$1,694
$1,303
2
$3,510
$2,282
$1,755
3
$4,416
$2,870
$2,208
4
$5,320
$3,458
$2,660
5
$6,226
$4,047
$3,113
6
$7,130
$4,635
$3,565
7
$8,036
$5,223
$4,018
8
$8,940
$5,811
$4,470
9
$9,846
$6,400
$4,923
10
$10,752
$6,989
$5,376
11
$11,658
$7,578
$5,829
12
$12,564
$8,167
$6,282
13
$13,470
$8,756
$6,735
14
$14,376
$9,345
$7,188
15
$15,282
$9,934
$7,641
16
$906
$589
$453

Note: 200% BBCE Monthly Gross Income (MGI) is based on 100% SNAP Federal Poverty Level (FPL)
BBCE – Broad-based Categorical Eligibility

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Federal Poverty Guidelines

Household Size
200% Monthly Gross Income
(BBCE Household)
130% Monthly Gross Income
(Regular Household)
100% Monthly Net Income
1
$2,606
$1,694
$1,303
2
$3,510
$2,282
$1,755
3
$4,416
$2,870
$2,208
4
$5,320
$3,458
$2,660
5
$6,226
$4,047
$3,113
6
$7,130
$4,635
$3,565
7
$8,036
$5,223
$4,018
8
$8,940
$5,811
$4,470
9
$9,846
$6,400
$4,923
10
$10,752
$6,989
$5,376
11
$11,658
$7,578
$5,829
12
$12,564
$8,167
$6,282
13
$13,470
$8,756
$6,735
14
$14,376
$9,345
$7,188
15
$15,282
$9,934
$7,641
16
$906
$589
$453

Note: 200% BBCE Monthly Gross Income (MGI) is based on 100% SNAP Federal Poverty Level (FPL)
BBCE – Broad-based Categorical Eligibility