Due to a rapid increase in food insecurity among Western New York residents, current FeedMore WNY facilities are operating beyond their capacity to meet the service needs of the region.
To continue expanding regional food programs and providing its current services, FeedMore WNY will build a 197,700 square-foot facility to centralize its regional operations on a 74-acre site in the Town of Hamburg.
After reaching nearly two-thirds of its fundraising goal to establish a permanent home for the organization, FeedMore WNY is kicking off the public phase of its campaign and inviting the community to participate in this critical project.
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read moreOn Wednesday, July 23, you can drop off dog and cat food or cash donations between the hours of 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. at these Delta Sonic locations:
– 3100 Niagara Falls Blvd., Amherst NY
– 4817 Transit Road, Lancaster NY
Your donations support FeedMore WNY’s AniMeals program, which provides dog and cat food to our home-delivered meal clients with pet companions.
Whether you’re an individual, business, faith group, school, or community organization, you can help nourish our neighbors in need!
FeedMore WNY makes hosting a drive easy! For larger food drives, we provide the bin to collect and store donations and we will pick it up when you are done.
The best part is every item donated will help our community.
West Herr Subaru recently “shared the love” with FeedMore WNY when they presented an incredible donation of $79,735 as a part of the annual Subaru Share the Love event!
Through Share the Love, Subaru of America, Inc. and West Herr Subaru of Orchard Park and Lockport donated a portion of proceeds for each new Subaru that was purchased or leased to benefit designated charitable partners. West Herr Subaru once again selected FeedMore WNY as a hometown charity partner!
FeedMore WNY is deeply disappointed by the unprecedented cuts of nearly $200 billion to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) in the passage of the budget reconciliation bill.
These cuts come at a time when food insecurity is already on the rise throughout the nation – including right here in Western New York. Last year alone, nearly 166,000 individuals relied on FeedMore WNY for food assistance, which was a 16 percent increase from the prior year and a 46 percent increase over just three years. Slashing SNAP creates more challenges for thousands of our neighbors who were already struggling to put healthy food on the table and places greater pressure on FeedMore WNY and our tireless hunger-relief partners to meet the ever-growing need.
