Contact us
Log in
Foodbank bracing for a further rise in hunger
October 12, 2020Foodbank Hunger Report 2020 reveals demand for food relief is up and believes it has not yet seen ‘peak hunger’ in the COVID-19 crisis.
News
Foodbank serving up Aussie pork to people in need
October 1, 2020Amid the social and economic disruptions caused by COVID-19 in recent months, Australia’s pork industry has been working with the country’s leading food relief organisation, Foodbank Australia, to support Australians struggling to put food on the table.
Beiersdorf announces official partnership with Foodbank Australia
September 1, 2020Beiersdorf Australia – manufacturer of NIVEA and Elastoplast products - has announced its official partnership with Foodbank Australia.
Unique partnership takes insecurity out of the ‘surprise’ chain
August 21, 2020New collaborative food sourcing partnership between General Mills and Foodbank guarantees 10,000 pasta meals every month for people in need across Australia.
Justin Dowling is Foodbank’s Hunger Hero for 2020
July 13, 2020Justin Dowling, Woolworths Group’s General Manager – National Operations & Shared Services received the 2020 Australian Institute of Food Science and Technology (AIFST) Foodbank Hunger Hero Award.
Leave no one behind
June 18, 2020Vulnerable students and migrants from Nepal living in Australia have felt the full social and economic impacts of COVID-19.
PepsiCo pledges $480,000 to Foodbank Australia as part of a global initiative
June 17, 2020PepsiCo Australia donates AUD$480,000 to Foodbank to help with the increase in demand
McCain chips in and reminds us ‘we’re in this together’
June 17, 2020McCain Foods will donate at least 250,000 meals to Foodbank and relief organisations in New Zealand
The Kids Shake partners with Foodbank
June 17, 2020For every Kids Breakfast Shake sold, $1 will be donated to Foodbank
MetLife Foundation works with Foodbank Australia to provide over 186,000 meals
June 17, 2020MetLife Australia will provide over 186,000 meals to help vulnerable Australians.