"We are excited about what the future holds and are committed to ensuring that there is nutritious food on the tables of individuals and families... we are inspired and encouraged by the efforts of our communities - partners, volunteers, donors - those who choose to engage in making a difference in our communities."
Check out the latest edition of our newsletter to learn more about the community efforts that feed our neighbors.
Check out our latest newsletter to learn more about our new nutrition policy and our 40th anniversary.
Staff and volunteers at the Taylorville Food Pantry, which has been in operation since 1984, know the importance of providing healthy food options to our neighbors.
On June 7, 1982, Central Illinois Foodbank officially opened its doors by accepting its first donation, consisting of 10,000 pounds of apple cobbler mix. When it first opened, the Foodbank operated out of limited leased space at the Brother James Monastery. However, by the end of its first year, the Foodbank was distributing 65,000 pounds of product per month to 100 agencies spanning across 24 counties.