Celebrating 34 years of service in Northern Arizona!

Neighbors Feeding Neighbors, Every Day

Neighbors Feeding Neighbors, Every Day

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Flagstaff Family Food Center uses a personalized website FeedTogether.org allowing volunteers to sign up for events, track hours, and more online.

Celebrating 34 years of service in Northern Arizona!

Neighbors Feeding Neighbors, Every Day

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Plan Your Visit

View our locations and prepare for your first visit.

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Volunteer

Support access to nutritious foods in your community.

Donate

Your support keeps our doors open 365 days a year.

Our distributions may experience last-minute changes due to weather. Click here to learn more.

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Hunger doesn’t take a break and neither does Flagstaff Family Food Center.

Join the Hunger Heroes and give monthly to help neighbors across northern Arizona. Your monthly gift provides steady support, strengthens our community, and makes a lasting impact all year long.

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Our Programs

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Many in Flagstaff have a tough time making ends meet. That’s why our food box program is so important in helping families stretch their monthly food budgets.

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Our volunteers help serve sack lunches daily from our to-go window. Some of our clients pick one up on their way to work or save it for later.

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Dinners are prepared daily by staff and volunteers to provide a variety of healthy foods to anyone who needs a hot meal. Served in our warm dining room, or meals can be taken to-go.

Our Programs

food box icon in FFFC colors

Many in Flagstaff have a tough time making ends meet. That’s why our food box program is so important in helping families stretch their monthly food budgets.

sack lunches icon in FFFC colors

Our volunteers help serve sack lunches daily from our to-go window. Some of our clients pick one up on their way to work or save it for later.

hot meals icon in FFFC colors

Dinners are prepared daily by staff and volunteers to provide a variety of healthy foods to anyone who needs a hot meal. Served in our warm dining room, or meals can be taken to-go.

Help us meet the need of the Flagstaff community.

Host a Drive

Support access to foods in your community.

Get Involved

Neighbors Feeding Neighbors, Every Day

🚨 We could use some extra help this weekend! 🚨

Our Dinner Service shifts on Saturday & Sunday still have spots available, and we’d love to have you join us! 💛

Come lend a hand, meet some great people, and help us make sure our neighbors have a warm, welcoming meal. 🍽️✨

📅 Saturday & Sunday
⏰ Dinner Service: 3:30–6:00 PM

Whether you’re a regular volunteer or it’s your first time—we’d love to see you! 

Sign up at feedtogether.org and grab a shift! 💙
In light of the recent flash flooding at the Grand Canyon that has left 2 dead, 1 still unaccounted for, and many facing hardships after the severe damage of the transcanyon waterline—we’re coming together to support the Grand Canyon Food Pantry and community during this difficult time.

If you are attending the 2026 Northern Arizona Anti-Hunger Summit, we invite you to bring any of the following items recommended by the Grand Canyon Food Pantry Manager:

🥫 Canned fruit
🥣 Cereal
🥜 Peanut butter
🍇 Jelly
🌿 Spices
📦 Stuffing
🥡Ready-made Meals
🧻Hygiene Items

Not registered for the Summit but still want to help? Donations can be dropped off at the Flagstaff Family Food Center office (3805 E Huntington Dr) Monday–Friday between 8 AM–3 PM, or you can support our work by donating online at https://secure.qgiv.com/for/grandcanyonfoodpantry.

We’re grateful to everyone helping us show up for our Northern Arizona neighbors during this difficult time.
We had a great time at the Good Food Forum in Prescott last week! Our team had the opportunity to connect with people and organizations from across Arizona who are working to strengthen our local and regional food systems.

The Forum offered a space to share ideas, learn from one another, and explore the partnerships and strategies helping build a stronger, more connected food system. We also had the opportunity to tour The Eatery, learning more about their work and approach to supporting local food in the Prescott community.

Grateful for the conversations, new connections, and all the people doing this work across Arizona. We’re excited to bring what we learned back to Northern Arizona and keep building on these partnerships! 
@localfirstaz @yavapaicollege @nazhungeractionpartnership @flagstafffoodlink  @azfoodbanks @pinnacleprevention
We've been keeping a secret... And since we're revealing it so late, we've extended registration to THIS Sunday, 8/31.

We’re thrilled to announce our second guest speakers for the 2026 Northern Arizona Anti-Hunger Summit: Dr. Jessica Knurick and Dr. Jessie Gruner!

Dr. Jessica Knurick is a registered dietitian and a science communicator with a PhD in nutrition science, specializing in chronic disease prevention. She educates on nutrition science, food and nutrition policy, and how these forces shape public health.

Known for her clear, evidence-based communication, Dr. Jessica helps people navigate nutrition information with a critical eye, breaking down complex topics and addressing common misconceptions. As a science communicator, she is passionate about making science accessible, practical, and grounded in real-world impact.

Dr. Jessie Gruner is a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist with over a decade of experience working in public health sectors including social services, research, and advocacy. Originally from Albuquerque, New Mexico, she is a policy enthusiast and is passionate about ensuring public policy is rooted in community voices and needs.

Together, Dr. Knurick and Dr. Gruner will take attendees from the national policy landscape to what it means here at home—providing an overview of federal and Arizona food policy, the forces shaping food access and public health, and the opportunities ahead. Their conversation will help us understand where we are now so we can better envision where we go from here, together.

Join us on Thursday, September 3, 2026, in Flagstaff, Arizona, as we bring together community members, nonprofit leaders, Tribal partners, healthcare professionals, government officials, educators, and advocates to strengthen food access across Northern Arizona.

Register at hotfood.org/2026-summit/
FFFC volunteer

You change lives when you volunteer with Flagstaff Family Food Center.

Help us provide millions of meals to individuals experiencing food insecurity and hunger in our community.

Locate a food program near you in seconds.

Our food programs are available throughout northern Arizona. Click the button below to use our interactive map and locate a program near you.

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FFFC volunteer

You change lives when you volunteer with Flagstaff Family Food Center.

Help us provide millions of meals to individuals experiencing food insecurity and hunger in our community.

vegetables on table at outdoor distribution for client choice

Locate a food program near you in seconds.

Our food programs are available throughout northern Arizona. Click the button below to use our interactive map and locate a program near you.

Communications & Initiatives

  • Louie's Cupboard pantry at NAU

    Louie's Cupboard got its start in 2012 as a class project at NAU focused on social movements. Since then, it's grown into a vital campus resource, now serving hundreds of students, staff, and faculty each year.

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  • Still Time to Join the Anti-Hunger Summit

    On Thursday, September 3, Flagstaff Family Food Center and our partners throughout the region will gather for the 2026 Northern Arizona Anti-Hunger Summit, bringing together community leaders, advocates, and partners to strengthen our region’s response to hunger.

  • FFFC Receives Historic $1 Million Gift

    Flagstaff Family Food Center is the recipient of an anonymous and very generous $1 million gift that will allow us to dramatically increase access to nutritious groceries to residents of rural and Tribal communities throughout northern Arizona.

  • ‘Summer Slump’ Sparks Volunteer Shortage at FFFC

    At a time when more families are turning to us for support, Flagstaff Family Food Center is facing what's known as the "summer slump" - and we need your help.

Thank You to Our Generous Partners & Sponsors!

Emergency Closure Procedures

For text alerts on future closures, text UPDATES to 928-890-4348. You can also check our Facebook and Instagram, where we regularly post updates.