Food Bank of Alaska Agency Partner Network
Who can apply: Applicants must be a 501(c)(3) public charity or wholly owned by one, a qualifying church or religious organization, or a host site operating under FBA’s legal and fiscal responsibility. Applicants must generally operate from a commercial location, not charge for food or require services in exchange, have adequate storage and refrigeration with temperature logs, distribute at least monthly, be registered on Alaska 211, provide client resource materials, and have a primary contact with food-safety certification. Supporting documents include a program budget, liability insurance, Alaska 211 registration, and food-handler or ServSafe certification; nonprofits also provide an IRS determination letter and board list.
Deadline: Not specified; applications are submitted through the online partnership request.