Q&A with Board Member Rowdy Gaudet

In part of an ongoing series, we will be sharing thoughts and ideas on the Greater Baton Rouge Food Bank in a Q&A format so that you can get to know our board members better and also learn how we are working to better serve those in need. We recently... Read Q&A with Board Member Rowdy Gaudet's Story

Non Discrimination Statement

In accordance with Federal law and US Department of Agriculture (USDA) civil rights regulations and policies, this institution is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, disability, and reprisal or retaliation for prior civil rights activity (Not all prohibited bases apply to all programs.) Persons... Read Non Discrimination Statement's Story

Top Food Items to Donate

  At the Greater Baton Rouge Food Bank, we rely on donations to help make food available to those who face hunger across our 11-parish service area. But have you ever wondered what to donate? While we accept many food items, some nonperishable foods are better than others. Dr. Elizabeth... Read Top Food Items to Donate's Story

Q&A with Board Member Sarah Haneline

In this edition of our Q&A series, Meet our newest board member, Sarah Haneline! As a Workforce Development and Communications Specialist, she was recently chosen to represent BASF for the Greater Baton Rouge Food Bank's Board of Directors. Welcome a-board Sarah! What are some of your hobbies?    I enjoy traveling, spending time... Read Q&A with Board Member Sarah Haneline's Story

When Fighting Hunger Comes Full Circle

Life is a cycle of beginnings and endings, and sometimes, things come full circle when you least expect it. Once the dust settles and the path becomes clear, it seems as if there’s always been a plan for you. For KiEtha Gage, her circle has been completed through service to... Read When Fighting Hunger Comes Full Circle's Story

Signs Of Hunger

Hunger hides in many different places - it could be your next-door neighbor, your co-worker, or a student in your child’s class – but it is not always easy to identify. Often times we get wrapped up in our own lives that we don’t notice the signs of those close... Read Signs Of Hunger's Story

Q&A with Board Member Larry Denison

In this new blog series, the will introduce you to a few of the Food Bank's board members. This Q&A is with a long term board member, Larry Denison. What are some of your hobbies? Golf and watching basketball What is something that most people would not know about you?... Read Q&A with Board Member Larry Denison's Story

Interview with Brian Doyle, Committee Member of Empty Bowls

Each year, the Greater Baton Rouge Food Bank benefits from many different events that promote the mission of our organization, which is to feed the hungry in Baton Rouge and the surrounding parishes by providing food and educational outreach through faith-based and other community partners. One event in particular that has received tremendous support is Empty Bowls and here’s... Read Interview with Brian Doyle, Committee Member of Empty Bowls's Story

Q&A with Board Chairman Eddie Hughes

In this new blog series, the will introduce you to a few of the Food Bank's board members. This Q&A is with our Board Chairman, Eddie Hughes. Name, Employer, Position Edward Hughes, Taylor Porter, Brooks, & Phillips, LLP Law Firm, Partner What are some of your hobbies? Golf, traveling, spending... Read Q&A with Board Chairman Eddie Hughes's Story

Your Nonperishable Food Donation

Have you ever wondered what happens to food once it has been donated to the Food Bank? Read on for an insider's view of the food sorting process and how it is distributed to those in need.  Nonperishable foods are a staple to the Food Bank's work. Many local grocery stores have Food... Read Your Nonperishable Food Donation's Story