Event
Lazy Sunday Blues Festival!
On May 4th, we jammed to blues on a beautiful sunny day and raised $2400 for Mendocino County families in need!
Help us combat federal budget cuts!
Donate Today!We are thrilled to announce that Mendo Food Network is currently constructing a newly acquired warehouse in Willits, CA. This state-of-the-art facility represents a significant milestone in our mission to fight hunger and nourish our community. The new warehouse will greatly enhance our services, making them more accessible to our clients and partners across Mendocino County. With expanded food storage and increased capacity for perishables, we will be able to store more fresh, nutritious food than ever before, ensuring that no one in our community goes hungry. This new warehouse is a huge step forward for our organization, and we can't wait to see the positive impact it will have on our ability to serve those in need.
We provide fresh, nutritious food to individuals and families in need across Mendocino County.
Our upcoming warehouse in Willits will enhance our food storage capacity, allowing us to serve our clients more effectively.
We collaborate with local farmers, grocers, and businesses to source high-quality, fresh produce, dairy, and pantry staples for our food distribution programs.
We support many food banks, pantries and soup kitchens across Mendocino County, bringing them quality food for distribution in their local communities.
2023 by the numbers
Event
On May 4th, we jammed to blues on a beautiful sunny day and raised $2400 for Mendocino County families in need!
Announcement
Read below to see how the Mendo Food Network and Fort Bragg Food Bank have already been negatively impacted by federal budget cuts, and how you can help!
We need our community's support more than ever.
Announcement
Our Executive Director recently sat down with interviewer Elise Cox on KZYX radio to discuss how Federal funding cuts could effect the Mendo Food Network.
Read about it below or listen here: https://www.kzyx.org/2025-03-21/reduction-in-state-and-federal-food-assistance-programs