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[summary] => We provide food for our neighbors in need through more than 150 partner agencies and direct service programs.
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The Food Bank of Northern Nevada provides food for families in need through more than 150 partner agencies across northern Nevada and the eastern slope of the Sierra in California. We serve more than 130,000 people every month, almost half of whom are children and seniors.
The Food Bank grew from a small pantry to a regional distribution center. We incorporated in 1983 and have operated as a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization for 40 years. Last fiscal year, we provided more than 20 million meals for neighbors who faced hunger.
We are a proud member of Feeding America, a network of more than 200 food banks and the nation’s largest domestic hunger-relief organization, providing more than 6 billion meals to nearly every community in the U.S.
Our Vision for the Future
Healthy food. Every person. Every day.
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[summary] => We serve children, families and seniors who are struggling with hunger in northern Nevada and the eastern slope of the Sierra.
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The faces of hunger may surprise you. They may be a co-worker, your child’s friend, or the grandparent living next door. Each month, the Food Bank of Northern Nevada provides assistance to more than 130,000 people through our network of more than 150 partner agencies and direct service programs. Almost half of those we serve are children and seniors. In fact, one in every five children in Nevada is considered food insecure.
Families
Many families are struggling to make ends meet and the family may look different than it used to. Many generations may be living under the same roof or families often will group together to make ends meet.
Children
Children who are not getting their nutritional needs met have serious additional problems that affect their lives. Children who are hungry are sick more often, struggle in school and children under 5 can have developmental delays that stay with them throughout their lives.
Seniors
One senior living at the poverty level has a monthly household income of $950 or less. People who have worked their entire lives are struggling to put food on the table.
Every day, our neighbors make tough choices
to keep food on the table.
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[summary] => Passionate about helping hungry families? Join our staff. Together we can ensure every neighbor has healthy food every day.
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Make a living, making a difference
Join the Food Bank of Northern Nevada in the fight against hunger every day. If you want to be part of our team, apply today.
Our Values
We have fun working together to help others,
We operate with integrity & caring,
We are all leaders,
We support each other’s personal & professional growth,
We build community with shared values & vision.
What We Offer
The Food Bank of Northern Nevada offers a comprehensive benefits package to employees, including:
Medical, Dental, and Vision Coverage
Short-Term & Long-Term Disability Insurance
Life Insurance
403B Retirement Savings
Generous PTO
12 Paid Holidays Annually
Current Open Positions
For additional information regarding vacant positions within the Food Bank of Northern Nevada, please email us at jobs@fbnn.org.
The Food Bank of Northern Nevada is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, sex, age, handicap, religion or national origin.
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[summary] => We pledge to be careful stewards of your donations: 92¢ of every $1 we receive goes directly to serving our neighbors.
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We take financial stewardship of donations very seriously at the Food Bank and we are proud that 95 cents of each dollar goes directly to programs to serve people who need our help. Please see the links below to various financial reports.
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[summary] => These community members are dedicated to solving food insecurity in our region—and their input helps us succeed and grow.
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The Board of Directors is made up of community members who are passionate about addressing food insecurity and working to end hunger in our region. The Board promotes diversity and inclusion in its membership and service to the community. Open inquiry, freedom of expression, and respect for differences are fundamental to an organization’s growth and success. The Food Bank of Northern Nevada’s Board is comprised of individuals who are committed to upholding these ideals.
Letitia Anderson, MD FACC
ChairUHS/ Northern NV Medical Center Term to July 2023
Sherman Baker
VA Medical CenterTerm to September 2023
Parvaneh Carter
Pacifica Recovery LLC. Term to July 2024
Dusty Casey
Vice ChairOasis AcademyTerm to June 2023
Jasmine Dhindsa
Department of Health & Human Services/Northern Nevada HOPESTerm to September 2024
Craig Etem
Fennemore CraigTerm to June 2023
Mitchell Fong
Renown HealthTerm to September 2024
Heidi Foster
TreasurerAmerican Wealth ManagementTerm to September 2025
Rich Jersey
Rich Jersey LLC.Term to July 2024
Matt Mascali
Grand Sierra ResortTerm to July 2025
Deborah Polivy
Ph.D. ConsultantTerm to July 2025
Rodger Stone
Heritage BankTerm to September 2023
Abbi Whitaker
The Abbi AgencyTerm to July 2025
Nancy Wong
SecretaryTerm to July 2024
Tony Wynn, PhD
Term to July 2023
Interested in Joining the Food Bank Board of Directors?
If you are interested in serving as a Member of the Board of Directors, please submit a Board Interest Form. Please review the Roles & Responsibilities of the Board of Directors and the Policy for Board Members prior to submitting your interest form. Please note this is a unpaid position.
Your application will be reviewed by the Governance/Board Committee and if selected, you will be contacted for an interview.
The Food Bank of Northern Nevada Board of Directors is proud to be recognized by Community Foundation of Northern Nevada with the 100% Giving Board Award.
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Administration
Nicole Lamboley
President & CEO
Brian Edwards
Chief Financial Officer
Megan Stover
Accounting Manager
Lindsey Graves
Human Resources Professional
Shane Piccinini
Government Relations
Token Barnthouse
Special Projects & Assistant to the CEO
Development, sponsorship & marketing, volunteers
Jocelyn Lantrip
Director of Marketing & Communications
Karen Senger
Director of Development
Aramelle Wheeler
Marketing & Communications Coordinator | Website & Social Media Contact
Jessica Vela
Events & Food Drives Coordinator
Vickie Jarman
Volunteer Coordinator
Melanie Barkley
Grants Manager
Mary Kay Altenburg
Corporate Development Officer
Ashley Daon
Development Officer
Food bank programs
Jenny Yeager
Chief Program and Strategy Officer
Cheryl Le
Child Nutrition Programs Manager
Kerry Kelly
Programs Manager
Marina Packee
Agency Relations Supervisor
Chris Gleim
Commodities and Procurement Programs Supervisor
Mike Escobar
Mobile Distribution Supervisor
Kristen Harris
Produce on Wheels Coordinator
Taylor Cerny
CSFP Coordinator
Suzanne Even
Nutrition Coordinator
Frankie Ortiz
Health and Nutrition Partnership Coordinator
Operations
Rick Daniel
Director of Operations
Vinnie Oakes
Director of Food Procurement
Tony Le
Transportation Supervisor
Adam Mercado
Warehouse Supervisor
Habslee Hernandez
Inventory Control & Operational Coordination Supervisor
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[summary] => Whether you have questions or suggestions—or if you or someone you know needs help with food—we always want to hear from you.
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Food Bank of Northern Nevada Donald W. Reynolds Regional Food Distribution Center
PLEASE NOTE: Food distributions are not held at the Food Bank’s warehouse. If you are in need of food assistance, we ask that you visit the Get Help section of the website or call with questions about locations and schedules for distributions. We may not be able to accommodate requests for food assistance from those who arrive at the Food Bank warehouse.
