Greater Lansing Food Bank takes a multifaceted approach to fighting hunger. In addition to the traditional food bank model we use to distribute food through our member agency network, GLFB provides special programs and services to reach communities that have few emergency food resources.
Garden Project
This program provides home and community garden support for low-to-moderate income residents in our service area to help promote community building, healthy eating, and self-sufficiency.
Mobile Distributions
GLFB addresses the barriers of both urban and rural poverty by bringing healthy food, including fresh produce and dairy, directly to communities in need.
Produce Distributions
Across our member agencies and special programs, GLFB distributes 2.5 million pounds of fresh fruits and vegetables annually to help promote good health for individuals and families. GLFB also operates a special Senior Produce Program that delivers fresh produce directly to low-income and homebound seniors.