We are committed to ensuring that everyone along the Treasure Coast has access to nutrition and supportive services that address the complexities of hunger, food insecurity and malnutrition. Through this expansion, we can strengthen capacity and create long-term pathways for our neighbors to thrive.

Alarmingly, 1 in 4 adults and children do not have enough food to be healthy and thrive on the Treasure Coast.

There is an increase in need for food assistance and life stabilization services that is high above pre-pandemic levels.

The population on the Treasure Coast is quickly increasing. We have to keep up with the growing demand for our services.

As a result of rapid growth, we are operating far beyond capacity.

Our staff, programs and services are spread among five locations, which limits efficiency and long-term sustainability.

To solve program and operating limitations we need:

– Expanded Cold and Dry Storage

– Ceiling Heights to Accommodate Four Pallet High Racking

– New Nutrition and Wellness & Outreach Center

– New Community Meeting Space

– Expanded Office Space

– Temperature Controlled Volunteer Center

– Expanded Job Training Center

– Additional Square Feet for Ongoing Growth and Sustainability

 – Prepare and store more supplies for first responses to emergencies such as natural and manmade disasters both locally and as a key component to statewide disaster response efforts.

– Increase community reach with a new facility that functions as the main food and community hub for the Treasure Coast.

Feed: Increased Capacity

– We can increase nutritious food, produce, prepared meals and other critical services.

– We can expand & lead programming that meets the unique needs of children, seniors, families, veterans and people living with chronic illness or disabilities.

Unite: Investing in Partners

– By leveraging the capabilities of the organization’s valued 300+ community-based agency partners we will expand services

and reach to where they are needed most.

– Offer more job training programs and courses to empower our community members

Flourish: Addressing Root Causes

 – We can focus on stabilizing lives through a person-centered approach, collaboration, and innovation. Connecting people and neighborhoods with the greatest needs to nutritious food and essential services through the creation of a new 132,000 square-foot facility will allow us to measure success by the number of lives positively impacted by our network.

If you are interested in learning more about the FEED, UNITE, FLOURISH campaign, the naming and giving opportunities or multi-year pledge options please fill out the form below to contact
Chief Development Officer, Jessica Gosa.

Jessica Gosa - Chief Development Officer
jgosa@tcfoodbank.org
772.446.1805

We are investing in a plan to increase organizational capacity and impact on the community to bring our vision of a hunger-free Treasure Coast to life.

A Stronger Future

We are committed to ensuring that everyone along the Treasure Coast has access to nutrition and supportive services that address the complexities of hunger, food insecurity and malnutrition. Through this expansion, we can strengthen capacity and create long-term pathways for our neighbors to thrive.

Alarmingly, 1 in 4 adults and children do not have enough food to be healthy and thrive on the Treasure Coast.

There is an increase in need for food assistance and life stabilization services that is high above pre-pandemic levels.

The population on the Treasure Coast is quickly increasing. We have to keep up with the growing demand for our services.

As a result of rapid growth, we are operating far beyond capacity.

Our staff, programs and services are spread among five locations, which limits efficiency and long-term sustainability.

To solve program and operating limitations we need:

– Expanded Cold and Dry Storage

– Ceiling Heights to Accommodate Four Pallet High Racking

– New Nutrition and Wellness & Outreach Center

– New Community Meeting Space

– Expanded Office Space

– Temperature Controlled Volunteer Center

– Expanded Job Training Center

– Additional Square Feet for Ongoing Growth and Sustainability

 – Prepare and store more supplies for first responses to emergencies such as natural and manmade disasters both locally and as a key component to statewide disaster response efforts.

– Increase community reach with a new facility that functions as the main food and community hub for the Treasure Coast.

Feed: Increased Capacity

– We can increase nutritious food, produce, prepared meals and other critical services.

– We can expand & lead programming that meets the unique needs of children, seniors, families, veterans and people living with chronic illness or disabilities.

Unite: Investing in Partners

– By leveraging the capabilities of the organization’s valued 300+ community-based agency partners we will expand services

and reach to where they are needed most.

– Offer more job training programs and courses to empower our community members

Flourish: Addressing Root Causes

 – We can focus on stabilizing lives through a person-centered approach, collaboration, and innovation. Connecting people and neighborhoods with the greatest needs to nutritious food and essential services through the creation of a new 132,000 square-foot facility will allow us to measure success by the number of lives positively impacted by our network.

NEED

 Stop Hunger WheatAlarmingly, 1 in 4 adults and children do not have enough food to be healthy and thrive on the Treasure Coast.

 Stop Hunger WheatThere is an increase in need for food assistance and life stabilization services that is high above pre-pandemic levels.

 Stop Hunger WheatThe population on the Treasure Coast is quickly increasing. We have to keep up with the growing demand for our services.

 Stop Hunger WheatAs a result of rapid growth, we are operating far beyond capacity.

 Stop Hunger WheatOur staff, programs and services are spread among five locations, which limits efficiency and long-term sustainability.

SOLUTION

 Stop Hunger WheatTo solve program and operating limitations we need

    • Expanded cold and dry storage

    • Ceiling heights to accommodate four- pallet high racking

    • New Nutrition and Wellness & Outreach Center

    • New Community Meeting Space

    • Expanded Office Space

    • Temperature- Controlled Volunteer Center

    • Expanded Job Training Center

    • Additional Square Feet for Ongoing Growth and Sustainability

 Stop Hunger Wheat Prepare and store more supplies for first responses to emergencies such as natural and manmade disasters both locally and as a key component to statewide disaster response efforts.

 Stop Hunger WheatIncrease community reach with a new facility that functions as the main food and community hub for the Treasure Coast.

OUTCOMES

Feed: Increased Capacity

 Stop Hunger WheatWe can increase nutritious food, produce, prepared meals and other critical services

 Stop Hunger WheatWe can expand & lead programming that meets the unique needs of children, seniors, families, veterans and people living with chronic illness or disabilities.

Unite: Investing in Partners

 Stop Hunger WheatBy leveraging the capabilities of the organization’s valued 300+ community-based partner agencies we will expand services and reach to where they are needed most.

 Stop Hunger WheatOffer more job training programs and courses to empower our community members

Flourish: Addressing Root Causes

 Stop Hunger WheatWe can focus on stabilizing lives through a person-centered approach, collaboration, and innovation.

 Stop Hunger WheatConnecting people and neighborhoods with the greatest needs to nutritious food and essential services through the creation of a new 132,000 square-foot facility will allow us to measure success by the number of lives positively impacted by our network.

Feed Unite Flourish News

Join the FEED, UNITE, FLOURISH campaign, learn more about naming and giving opportunities or multi-year pledge options please fill out the form below to contact
Chief Development Officer, Jessica Gosa.

Jessica Gosa - Chief Development Officer
jgosa@tcfoodbank.org
772.446.1805