more food. more good.

The Food Bank and
Meals on Wheels are now FeedMore WNY !

We’ve united to expand beyond plates and pantries!
Together, we can:

    Put food on more tables.


    Provide companionship to more homebound neighbors.


    Inspire brighter futures for those who seek to provide for themselves.


In 2021, our feeding programs served more than 1.3 million meals to homebound neighbors and older adults.


Also in that same year, we distributed 13.7 million pounds of food through nearly 400 pantries, soup kitchens, emergency shelters and other hunger-relief agencies throughout Erie, Niagara, Cattaraugus and Chautauqua counties!

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meal services

Our expanded meal services deliver more than just healthy food.

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find food

Locate food pantries and dining sites throughout Western New York.

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nutrition assistance

Learn about ways you can receive additional nutrition assistance.

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nutrition education

Learn how to maintain a healthy lifestyle through nutrition workshops, cooking classes and more.

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Fill the BackPack to continue through June 18

From now through Sunday, June 18, donate at the register of Wegmans stores in Western New York to support our BackPack Program!

Many children in Western New York who rely on free or reduced-price school meals may be left without sufficient food on the weekends or holidays when school is closed.

FeedMore WNY’s BackPack Program assists students by providing easily prepared, nutritious food in take-home bags each Friday throughout the school year and over the summer.

FeedMore WNY supporters indulge
in Sweet Expectations



The annual Sweet Expectations event, held May 18 at The Powerhouse, featured bubbly drinks, delectable dishes and divine desserts from premier local establishments in support of the mission of FeedMore WNY.


Photos from the event will be posted as they become available on this site as well as on our social media outlets.

For more details, visit our Events Page.


Congress Ends SNAP Emergency Allotments – Now What?

Since March of 2020, SNAP recipients in New York have received an Emergency Allotment (EA) benefit due to COVID-19. On March 1, 2023, those additional SNAP dollars stopped.

The end of the Emergency Allotment benefit means every SNAP household will see a decrease of at least $95 per month in benefits. For others, the decrease will be much larger.

If you are in need of additional assistance due to the loss of EA benefits, FeedMore WNY’s SNAP Emergency Allotments resource guide provides information and resources to help.

community feedback

“It’s an amazing gift to know that they’re bringing my dad a hot meal every day,”

— Donna, caregiver of home-delivered meals recipient.