The Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona provides free food assistance to anyone in need across Tucson and Southern Arizona. Whether you’re looking for a food box, a nearby food pantry, or emergency groceries, we have multiple locations ready to help. No appointment needed at most sites.
Where to find food
Our interactive map can show you where to find food resources near you. Just enter your zip code or cross streets to find emergency groceries or prepared meals.
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Mobile Meals and Community Food Bank Announce Planned Merger
Strengthening Our Home-Delivered Meals Program. Mobile Meals of Southern Arizona and the Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona have announced plans to merge, creating a stronger and more sustainable future... Read More
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50 Years of Impact: Advocacy in Action
Advocacy Starts Here. This Summer, our Advocacy team hosted our very first Elevating Voices Southern Arizona Power Summit, bringing together Feeding America’s Neighbor Advocacy Team along with over 40 neighbors,... Read More
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HungerWalk2026: Ready to lace up for a hunger-free Southern Arizona?
Ready to Walk the Walk? If you haven’t signed up for HungerWalk2026 on Saturday, September 12th yet, now’s the perfect time! Already registered? Think about how you can make an... Read More
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What you made possible

37,940,055 pounds of food distributed last year

300+ partners across five counties of Southern Arizona

1.76 million pounds of food distributed in rural areas
50 Years of Impact
Fifty years ago, a small warehouse on 4th Avenue opened its doors with one employee, one volunteer, and one donated delivery truck. Its mission was simple: to fight hunger in Southern Arizona.
Today, the Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona is a regional lifeline, serving communities across five counties and more than 23,000 square miles.
We respond to the root causes of hunger while working to restore dignity, health, opportunity, and hope to people living in poverty. Through it all, our mission remains the same: ensuring our communities are healthy and hunger-free today, tomorrow, and always.



