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OUR IMPACT
When Florida Families Are Hungry, Farm Share Steps In
Food insecurity has surged in recent years. From 2019–2021, approximately 9.9% of Florida households struggled to put food on the table. From 2022–2024, that number jumped to 13%, which represents a 3.4% increase. This means one in ten Florida households doesn't know where their next meal will come from. Meanwhile, food waste is estimated at 30–40% of our nation's food supply, according to the US. Department of Agriculture. In Florida alone, millions of pounds of perfectly good food go to waste every year, even as our neighbors go hungry
This Isn’t Just About Poverty.
While 13% of households live below the federal poverty line, another 34% are ALICE households working families who earn above the poverty level yet still struggle to afford essentials like groceries, rent, and utilities
That means nearly half of Florida households (47%) face financial instability.
Our Impact: Homegrown. Statewide. Growing.
What sets Farm Share apart is simple: we're Florida's largest independent food bank, built by Floridians for Floridians. We're homegrown, rooted in this state, accountable to our neighbors, and deeply connected to the communities we serve
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Serving from Pensacola to Key West.
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Supporting 2,000+ partner agencies
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Operating a fully independent, statewide infrastructure
By the Numbers (2024–2025)
112M
pounds of fresh food rescued and distributed.
100M
provided meals to families across the state
2,000+
partner agencies churches, schools, and local nonprofits distributing food statewide.
7M
pounds of food and supplies distributed after Hurricanes Milton and Helene.
+1B
pounds of food distributed since inception.
When Disaster Strikes, We’re Already There
We are ready to provide disaster relief before, during, and after emergencies.
We pre-position food in vulnerable communities and coordinate with emergency management. After the storm, we specialize in providing support in the first 14 days after the emergency.