A Year of Impact, Advocacy & Hope
While the statistics in the FFFC 2025 Impact Report are important, the real story is that behind every number is a neighbor who found help.
Racing to Feed Our Neighbors: ‘Cooler Runnings’ Returns
Join us February 6, 2026 as 32 local businesses compete in this unique bobsled race put on by Canyon Coolers at the Flagstaff Snow Park.
35 Years of Neighbors Feeding Neighbors
Christmas Day 1991 was the first meal that launched Flagstaff Family Food Center, and this year we are celebrating 35 years of serving northern Arizona.
A Record-Breaking Event & A Special Award
It has been an extraordinary couple of weeks for FFFC, featuring a record-breaking Thanksgiving event and an honor for our volunteer engagement efforts from Governor Katie Hobbs.
Thank You, Hunger Heroes! (And there’s still time…)
The generosity of our Hunger Heroes on Giving Tuesday has immediately begun feeding families, children, and neighbors across Northern Arizona.
Not Quite DoorDash: Home Delivery Program Begins
Discover our new Home Delivery Service, bringing food directly to Flagstaff residents who face challenges getting to our food distribution sites.
‘Stuff the Bus’ Returns Nov. 8th & 9th
We are proud to partner with Mountain Line, the City of Flagstaff, and Coconino County for our 10th annual Stuff the Bus food drive on November 8 and 9, 2025.
Resilience on the Rim
The Grand Canyon food pantry was founded during the last major shutdown in 2018–2019, and supports hundreds of households each week.
Our First Neighbor – George McCullough
The very first neighbor who embodied our mission of Neighbors Feeding Neighbors, Every Day was the man who started FFFC almost 35 years ago, George McCullough.
Planting Seeds for Resilience: Inside the Anti-Hunger Summit
Addressing food insecurity is about more than providing hot meals and food boxes; it’s about building collaborations that go to the heart of hunger to find and implement lasting solutions.
