“Good Food Available for All” is the heart and soul of local grower, Heidi Zimmerman’s, work at Heidi’s Fancy Goods. A lifelong steward of the land, Heidi comes from a long line of organic farmers. At her Amboy, WA, farm, regeneration, sustainability, and reverence for the earth shape her farming practices.

FISH of Vancouver has been serving the community since 1969, eventually finding a home on Harney Street downtown in 2015. A few years ago, they decided to take their efforts on the road and launched a new program: the Mobile Food Pantry!

When the right tools align with the right mission, impact grows. That’s exactly what’s happening with Vivery—a digital platform helping individuals find nearby food resources—and Clark County Food Bank (CCFB).

The work of Clark County Food Bank would not be possible without the dedicated support of our network of over 50 Partner Agencies. With over 100 sites throughout Clark County, the network of Partners Agencies includes food pantries, meal sites, shelters, community centers, churches, non-profit organizations and more. Hear what some of our partners have to say!

“I find Clark County Food Bank a great place to work. A really nice community that accepts all different walks of life and diversities. It is a great place to meet people and get some exercise. You are helping the community and building your own community in here. A community within the community.”-Christene Y., Shift Leader

Clark County Food Bank is thrilled to announce Workplace Resource of Oregon has recently signed on as a five-year Hunger Alliance partner.

Hunger Alliance is a partnership created between Clark County Food Bank and local businesses to provide hunger relief within our community. Each Hunger Alliance partnership reflects the unique generosity of the business and unique opportunities for engagement and marketing from the food bank.