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| HISTORY |
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The San Diego Food Bank (SDFB) was established in 1977 by Neighborhood House Association to alleviate hunger in San Diego County. SDFB provides food to more than 250 San Diego county charitable, non-profit agencies and operates programs including the Holiday Food Drive, Commodities Supplemental Food Program for women, children and seniors, Senior Brown Bag and the Emergency Food Assistance Program. Additionally, SDFB collects and distributes more than 10 million pounds of food each year to low-income families and individuals in San Diego County.
In 2003, SDFB moved into its new 80,000 square foot warehouse in the Miramar area of San Diego. This facility serves as its main food distribution center. In 2005, SDFB opened the doors of its new administrative office located on the east side of the warehouse.
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