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Agency Zone

Member Agencies and the Chester County Food bank work together and maintain a positive partnership with the vision of ensuring Chester County’s food insecure community access to real, healthy food. Each member agency plays a unique role in this work. Our work together is about more than food. It is also about capacity, support, engagement, education and advocacy.

 

COVID-19 (CORONAVIRUS) UPDATES & RESOURCES

Latest News from the Chester County Health Department

 

AGENCY AGREEMENT & HANDBOOK

 

TEFAP & SFPP QUARTERLY REPORT

  • Click here to complete and submit your quarterly report

 

QUARTERLY REPORT (Tier 2 Agency)

  • Click here to complete and submit your quarterly report (tier 2 agencies only)

 

BACKPACK MONTHLY ORDERS

Orders are open to registered backpack distribution sites. If you are interested in offering a backpack distribution please contact Claudia Rose-Muir or call 610-873-6000

RECIPES

  • Downloadable recipes are available here

 

JOIN OUR PARTNER NETWORK

The Food Bank relies on our member agencies to distribute food directly to those in need. With over 120 member agencies — ranging from pantries and shelters to faith-based organizations and schools — the Food Bank is able to quickly and efficiently get food into the hands of those in Chester County struggling with hunger and food insecurity.

We not only provide each agency with nutritious shelf stable and fresh foods, we also host quarterly meetings for continuing education, best practices and to share their needs and successes.

If you are interested in becoming a member agency, please contact Janet Zeis, Director of Agency & Community Partnerships.

 

 

 

 

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