region: Haiti, Carribean -> Haiti, Caribbean

region: Haiti, Caribbean -> Haiti, Carribean

region: Haiti, Carribean -> Haiti, Caribbean

town: Tallahassee -> Fort Pierce
name: Florida Association of Food Banks (FAFB) - (2010 Haiti Earthquake Donations Collection Site - Treasure Coast Food Bank) -> Treasure Coast Food Bank - (2010 Haiti Earthquake Donations Collection Site)
address: 325 John Knox Rd #L103 -> 3051 Industrial 25th Street
zip: 32303 -> 34946
latitude: 30.474399 -> 27.489051
longitude: -84.280407 -> -80.350344
cat_notes: 1/19/10: Dayle, this entry should have been broken down and separated as the location is not the Florida Assoc. of Food Banks. People can drop stuff off at the Treasure Coast Food Bank which is partnered with them. I'm just going to leave it as is as it's too much work for me to break down at this time. - Les -> 1/19/10: Dayle, I corrected the facility name/address on this entry. Yes, the notice was announced by the FL Assoc. of Food Banks, but the collection site is at and through their partnered org "Treasure Coast Food Bank". Thanks! Les

organization: -> Non-Profit, Food Bank
mission: The Florida Association of Food Banks (FAFB) is a 501(c)( 3) charitable organization committed to ending hunger. We coordinate the efforts of 16 member food banks throughout the state of Florida, enabling them to better provide a healthy and adequate food supply for people in need. Among the services we provide to our members are: Enhanced statewide communication Food acquisition Public policy analysis Public awareness about hunger issues and the role of food banks Solicitation and distribution of funds The FAFB's member food banks serve a network of 3,000+ faith-based and nonprofit agencies in all 67counties in the state of Florida. Through the generosity of food manufacturers, the Florida agricultural community, wholesalers, retailers, federal commodity programs, and local communities, our member Food Banks distribute more than 72 million pounds of food each year to feed those in need. The Florida Association of Food Banks represents the only regulated and monitored network of food banks that covers all 67 Florida counties. FAFB is affiliated with Feeding America the nation's leading hunger-relief organization. Each FAFB member food bank must meet stringent guidelines to be associated with Feeding America (formerly America's Second Harvest, the Nation's Food Bank Network). This contracted relationship assures both financial and operational excellence. It also provides accountability through network training, site monitoring and the maintenance of substantial records verifying conformity to established Federal and State safe food handling standards. FAFB members are private, non-governmental organizations with consistently high ratings from Charity Navigator -> The Florida Association of Food Banks (FAFB) is a 501(c)( 3) charitable organization committed to ending hunger. We coordinate the efforts of 16 member food banks throughout the state of Florida, enabling them to better provide a healthy and adequate food supply for people in need. Among the services we provide to our members are: Enhanced statewide communication Food acquisition Public policy analysis Public awareness about hunger issues and the role of food banks Solicitation and distribution of funds The FAFB's member food banks serve a network of 3,000+ faith-based and nonprofit agencies in all 67counties in the state of Florida. Through the generosity of food manufacturers, the Florida agricultural community, wholesalers, retailers, federal commodity programs, and local communities, our member Food Banks distribute more than 72 million pounds of food each year to feed those in need. The Florida Association of Food Banks represents the only regulated and monitored network of food banks that covers all 67 Florida counties. FAFB is affiliated with Feeding America the nation's leading hunger-relief organization. Each FAFB member food bank must meet stringent guidelines to be associated with Feeding America (formerly America's Second Harvest, the Nation's Food Bank Network). This contracted relationship assures both financial and operational excellence. It also provides accountability through network training, site monitoring and the maintenance of substantial records verifying conformity to established Federal and State safe food handling standards. FAFB members are private, non-governmental organizations with consistently high ratings from Charity Navigator

parish: -> Leon
name: Florida Association of Food Banks (FAFB) -> Florida Association of Food Banks (FAFB) - (2010 Haiti Earthquake Donations Collection Site - Treasure Coast Food Bank)
notes: 2010 Haiti Earthquake http://www.volunteerfloridadisaster.org/HaitiOrgs.html Florida Association of Food Banks - Treasure Coast Food Bank delivered ten thousand pounds of food and personal hygiene supplies to the St. Lucie County Airport as part of a Missionary Flight International shipment of requested items needed in Haiti. Items included sixty cases of Gatorade, three hundred pounds of cereal, over six thousand pounds of pre-packaged meals, and a pallet of personal hygiene products. Members of the public wanting to donate items needed in Haiti, can come to the Treasure Coast Food Bank between the hours of 8:00 AM and 4PM Monday through Friday. List of needed items at this time includes: Granola bars, Cereal, Peanut Butter, and Baby Diapers and other personal hygiene products. Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida is delivering food to the Orlando airport where earthquake survivors are due to arrive. -> 2010 Haiti Earthquake http://www.volunteerfloridadisaster.org/HaitiOrgs.html Florida Association of Food Banks - Treasure Coast Food Bank delivered ten thousand pounds of food and personal hygiene supplies to the St. Lucie County Airport as part of a Missionary Flight International shipment of requested items needed in Haiti. Items included sixty cases of Gatorade, three hundred pounds of cereal, over six thousand pounds of pre-packaged meals, and a pallet of personal hygiene products. Members of the public wanting to donate items needed in Haiti, can come to the Treasure Coast Food Bank between the hours of 8:00 AM and 4PM Monday through Friday. List of needed items at this time includes: Granola bars, Cereal, Peanut Butter, and Baby Diapers and other personal hygiene products. Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida is delivering food to the Orlando airport where earthquake survivors are due to arrive. DONATION COLLECTION SITE: http://www.treasurecoastfoodbank.org/ TREASURE COAST FOOD BANK 3051 Industrial 25th Street Fort Pierce, FL 34946 p. 772.489.5676 f. 772.489.2988
region: -> Haiti, Carribean
areas_served: -> Leon County, FL / Haiti, Carribean
mission: The Florida Association of Food Banks (FAFB) is a 501(c)( 3) charitable organization committed to ending hunger. We coordinate the efforts of 16 member food banks throughout the state of Florida, enabling them to better provide a healthy and adequate food supply for people in need. Among the services we provide to our members are: Enhanced statewide communication Food acquisition Public policy analysis Public awareness about hunger issues and the role of food banks Solicitation and distribution of funds The FAFB's member food banks serve a network of 3,000+ faith-based and nonprofit agencies in all 67counties in the state of Florida. Through the generosity of food manufacturers, the Florida agricultural community, wholesalers, retailers, federal commodity programs, and local communities, our member Food Banks distribute more than 72 million pounds of food each year to feed those in need. The Florida Association of Food Banks represents the only regulated and monitored network of food banks that covers all 67 Florida counties. FAFB is affiliated with Feeding America the nation's leading hunger-relief organization. Each FAFB member food bank must meet stringent guidelines to be associated with Feeding America (formerly America's Second Harvest, the Nation's Food Bank Network). This contracted relationship assures both financial and operational excellence. It also provides accountability through network training, site monitoring and the maintenance of substantial records verifying conformity to established Federal and State safe food handling standards. FAFB members are private, non-governmental organizations with consistently high ratings from Charity Navigator -> The Florida Association of Food Banks (FAFB) is a 501(c)( 3) charitable organization committed to ending hunger. We coordinate the efforts of 16 member food banks throughout the state of Florida, enabling them to better provide a healthy and adequate food supply for people in need. Among the services we provide to our members are: Enhanced statewide communication Food acquisition Public policy analysis Public awareness about hunger issues and the role of food banks Solicitation and distribution of funds The FAFB's member food banks serve a network of 3,000+ faith-based and nonprofit agencies in all 67counties in the state of Florida. Through the generosity of food manufacturers, the Florida agricultural community, wholesalers, retailers, federal commodity programs, and local communities, our member Food Banks distribute more than 72 million pounds of food each year to feed those in need. The Florida Association of Food Banks represents the only regulated and monitored network of food banks that covers all 67 Florida counties. FAFB is affiliated with Feeding America the nation's leading hunger-relief organization. Each FAFB member food bank must meet stringent guidelines to be associated with Feeding America (formerly America's Second Harvest, the Nation's Food Bank Network). This contracted relationship assures both financial and operational excellence. It also provides accountability through network training, site monitoring and the maintenance of substantial records verifying conformity to established Federal and State safe food handling standards. FAFB members are private, non-governmental organizations with consistently high ratings from Charity Navigator
cat_notes: -> 1/19/10: Dayle, this entry should have been broken down and separated as the location is not the Florida Assoc. of Food Banks. People can drop stuff off at the Treasure Coast Food Bank which is partnered with them. I'm just going to leave it as is as it's too much work for me to break down at this time. - Les