In the April 14, 2025 episode of The Jefferson Exchange, host Mike Green explores the deepening issue of food insecurity in the Rogue Valley with

Our community is fed because of your kind action! Thank you!!!!! ACFB has been independent and fortunate to remain vibrant because of the generosity of friends and neighbors for 53 years.

ACFB is committed and actively strategizing to best meet the coming wave of need. We are grateful for the bedrock of your support.

From its inception sixteen years ago, Ashland Food Project has provided a simple but impactful way for people to share food and build community. Today,

Greetings Ashland Food Project Community! We hope this message finds you safe and warm after the recent snowy weather in our region. Due to the

Happy Winter, Ashland Food Project family! We hope you’re all staying warm and enjoying these sunny, chilly days. It’s time to gear up for our

As the new school year begins, the Ashland Community Food Bank (ACFB) is gearing up to ensure that every child in our community has access

It’s time to get back out there and let our community know how they can help share food with those in need! The Ashland Food

Recently, I had the opportunity to chat with Andy Rhine, Co-Owner of Bend’s Cascade Lakes Brewing, to discuss a unique fundraising event in support of the Ashland community.

This May, the Ashland community has another opportunity to offer local support for those in need. Join us on May 11, 2024, for the National

The food bank is blessed with the heartfelt intention and action of Ashland High School student Leo Garcia, who set-up the food bank as the