“How wonderful it is that nobody need wait a single moment before starting to improve the world.”
— Anne Frank
— Anne Frank
The Food Bank is supported by Food Bank of Alaska with USDA commodities and by various community and Statewide donors. It is open once a week, (every Tuesday at 5:30- 7pm) offering fresh, frozen, and canned food for those who need extra support to feed their families, and many consider it a crucial lifeline. We depend on community volunteers to assist with food distribution.
NCC desire is to assist in addressing hunger not just in Nome, but in this arctic region by providing administrative support to rural villages to strengthen their food security, increase health and provide easy access to food for families currently unmet by EBT/SNAP benefits.
Over 400 households are served by the Nome Food Bank helping to feed nearly 1300 adults and children each year.
NCC desire is to assist in addressing hunger not just in Nome, but in this arctic region by providing administrative support to rural villages to strengthen their food security, increase health and provide easy access to food for families currently unmet by EBT/SNAP benefits.
Over 400 households are served by the Nome Food Bank helping to feed nearly 1300 adults and children each year.
Food Bank
Physical Location: 312 Bering St.
(Corner of Bering Street and Seppala Drive)
Phone: (907) 443-5259
Coordinator: Doris Angusuc, familyservices@nomecc.org
Physical Location: 312 Bering St.
(Corner of Bering Street and Seppala Drive)
Phone: (907) 443-5259
Coordinator: Doris Angusuc, familyservices@nomecc.org
