Generated by All in One SEO v4.9.10, this is an llms.txt file, used by LLMs to index the site. # Gleaners Gleaners is a food bank serving 21 counties in central and southeastern Indiana. ## Sitemaps - [XML Sitemap](https://www.gleaners.org/sitemap.xml): Contains all public & indexable URLs for this website. ## Posts - [This volunteer once turned to food banks after a house fire. Now, she gives back to others.](https://www.gleaners.org/mary-rigg-pantry-neighbor-now-volunteers/) - Norma Hernandez first visited the Mary Rigg Food Pantry in need of food after her house burned down. Now with a new perspective, she gives back by volunteering. - [Mary Rigg expands choice, connection in west Indianapolis](https://www.gleaners.org/mary-rigg-opens-new-pantry-in-west-indianapolis/) - Mary Rigg's new grocery store-style food pantry on the west side of Indianapolis allows neighbors to pick their own food, embracing choice and community. - [4-H Junior Leaders learn leadership through service in Reelsville](https://www.gleaners.org/reelsville-4-h-junior-leaders/) - A group of 4-H Junior Leaders help run the Gleaners mobile pantry in Reelsville, Indiana. Their has helped them understand the true meaning of community - ['We love what we do' | Fight Hunger. Spark Change. campaign supports programs that help feed community](https://www.gleaners.org/fight-hunger-spark-change-2026-iglesia-tierra-prometida/) - Iglesia Tierra Prometida credits the Direct Agency Pickup program with helping provide a variety of donated foods from Walmart and Sam's Club to neighbors. - [Kaitlyn's Story: 'We're helping lift each other.'](https://www.gleaners.org/stout-field-pantry-volunteer-kaitlyn-starcher/) - Once a student at Stout Field Elementary School, and a Gleaners neighbor herself, Kaitlyn Starcher now helps create a family atmosphere at the school pantry. - ['We see food as a school supply.' | Serving students and community at Stout Field Elementary](https://www.gleaners.org/stout-field-elementary-school-based-pantry/) - At the Wayne Township school, the pantry is a community hub where teachers, parents and students help meet basic needs, so children can focus on learning. - [Key takeaways from Gleaners' 2025 Impact Report](https://www.gleaners.org/key-takeaways-from-gleaners-2025-impact-report/) - Gleaners made an effective effort to increase access to nutritious, charitable food as neighbors faced inflation, rent increases, and stagnant wages. - ['The need got greater, the closet got smaller' | Turning Point Church pantry volunteers meet rising need in Scott County](https://www.gleaners.org/turning-point-church-pantry-volunteers-meet-scott-county-rising-need/) - The Turning Point Church food pantry got a humble start in Scott County but has grown to meet the rising need. Volunteers are committed to continue to serve. - [Fred Glass gives keynote address at 2026 Hunger & Health Breakfast](https://www.gleaners.org/2026-gleaners-ibj-hunger-and-health-breakfast/) - The annual event left attendees with one simple message when it comes to fighting hunger and alleviating poverty: together, we can be part of the solution. - [The Elaine Food Pantry steps up as holiday demand and uncertainty rise](https://www.gleaners.org/the-elaine-food-pantry-fountain-square-steps-up-as-holiday-demand-and-uncertainty-rise/) - While the government shutdown hit neighbors hard, local pantries like The Elaine at Southeast Community Services stepped up to meet neighbors and fill the gap. - [With Disastrous SNAP Cutoff Looming, Gleaners Redoubling Efforts to Feed Hoosiers Facing Hunger as a Result of Government Shutdown](https://www.gleaners.org/with-disastrous-snap-cutoff-looming-gleaners-redoubling-its-efforts-to-feed-hoosiers-facing-hunger-as-a-result-of-government-shutdown/) - Fred Glass, president and CEO of Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana said today that, with the disastrous SNAP cutoff looming, Gleaners is redoubling its efforts to feed Hoosiers facing hunger as a result of the government shutdown. “With food insecurity already at its highest rates in a decade,” Glass observed, “this unnecessary SNAP cutoff - [Gleaners Food Bank Proactively Working to Help Federal Employees and Other Hoosiers Being Hurt by Government Shutdown](https://www.gleaners.org/gleaners-food-bank-proactively-working-to-help-federal-employees-and-other-hoosiers-being-hurt-by-government-shutdown/) - Fred Glass, President and CEO of Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana said today that Gleaners is proactively working to help federal employees and other Hoosiers being hurt by the government shutdown. “The government shutdown is directly hurting Hoosiers, particularly the military and other federal workers, as well as small businesses, who are not receiving the - [USDA Cancellation of Annual Hunger Report Will Deny the American Public Information It Needs and Deserves](https://www.gleaners.org/usda-cancellation-of-annual-hunger-report-will-deny-the-american-public-information-it-needs-and-deserves/) - Fred Glass, president and CEO of Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana, observed today that the United States Department of Agriculture’s cancelation of the longstanding, bipartisan Hunger Report will deny the American public information it needs and deserves to help meet the call to feed the hungry for the benefit of not only our neighbors who - [Once among the working hungry, couple drives change with The Feeding Team](https://www.gleaners.org/once-among-the-working-hungry-couple-drives-change-with-the-feeding-team/) - In the northernmost reaches of Indiana’s wealthiest county, partners are seeing more demand for food. At the Harbour Shores Church distribution in Cicero, cars roll up an hour ahead of schedule and wait for the Gleaners mobile to start. Central to this distribution are the church’s pastor, Mark Hall, and Lisa Hall, who operate The - [The courage to nourish | Neighbors Bonnie, Nell break the stigma of using food assistance](https://www.gleaners.org/the-courage-to-nourish-stigma-of-food-assistance/) - It takes courage to ask for help when facing the shame and stigma around seeking food assistance. We want to change that. - [Beating heat and hunger: Volunteers make a difference at Crooked Creek](https://www.gleaners.org/volunteers-make-a-difference-at-crooked-creek-food-pantry/) - Crooked Creek Food Pantry serves more than 1,300 families every week on Indy’s north side, relying on a group of more than 150 volunteers to get it done. - [Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana Named to the Inc. Magazine 2025 Best Workplaces List](https://www.gleaners.org/gleaners-food-bank-of-indiana-named-to-the-inc-magazine-2025-best-workplaces-list/) - Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana is proud to announce it has been named to Inc.’s 2025 Best Workplaces list, honoring companies that have built exceptional workplaces and cultures that support their teams and their mission. “Perhaps it shouldn’t be a surprise that an organization whose mission is ‘to be a leader in the fight against - [Federal legislation moving through Senate continues to be a disaster for Hoosiers](https://www.gleaners.org/fred-glass-statement-on-federal-snap-legislation-moving-through-senate/) - Gleaners President & CEO Fred Glass responds to federal legislation that would slash SNAP funding as it continues to move through the U.S. Senate. - [The Refuge sees spike in demand amid rising costs](https://www.gleaners.org/greenwood-pantry-the-refuge-seeks-spike-in-demand-amid-rising-costs/) - Gleaners network partner, The Refuge, is a community support center in Greenwood that offers a variety of wrap-around services from food to spiritual support. - [An Open Letter to Sen. Todd Young and Sen. Jim Banks from Gleaners President, CEO Fred Glass](https://www.gleaners.org/an-open-letter-to-senators-todd-young-jim-banks-from-gleaners-president-ceo-fred-glass/) - Dear Senators Young and Banks: I write on behalf of the over one million Hoosiers facing food insecurity, as well as the rest of us fortunate to not be, to respectfully and emphatically ask you to vote against the budget reconciliation bill before the Senate, which would cut $300 billion in funding for the Federal - [Feeding America: More than a million Hoosiers were food insecure in 2023](https://www.gleaners.org/feeding-america-map-the-meal-gap-2025-2023-data/) - Feeding America's lastest Map the Meal Gap study found Indiana was no exception to a national trend: hunger is present in every U.S. county and on the rise. - [Love in Action: New community center nourishes hope in Rush County](https://www.gleaners.org/love-community-center-opens-in-rush-county/) - At Love Community Center in the heart of Rush County stands a place where compassion meets purpose: a space lovingly built by and for the community it serves. Darilyn Bedel helps manage the food pantry at Love Community Center and remembers when the vision for the community center first took shape. “I’d always dreamed of - [Gleaners CEO Fred Glass warns proposed legislation would create humanitarian, economic disaster](https://www.gleaners.org/gleaners-ceo-fred-glass-warns-proposed-legislation-would-create-humanitarian-economic-disaster/) - Fred Glass, president and CEO of Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana, warned today that: “Proposed legislation now making its way through Congress would create a needless, self-inflicted humanitarian and economic disaster for Indiana and the country, harming not only those of us facing hunger, but all Americans.” Last week, the Agriculture Committee of the U.S. - [How Gleaners2Go helps power busy students on their way to a high school diploma](https://www.gleaners.org/gleaners2go-helps-power-excel-center-students/) - Students at The Excel Center are working hard to better serve their families. Gleaners is working hard to serve them through the Gleaners2Go program. - [Despite campus split, IUPUI pantry continues serving students](https://www.gleaners.org/despite-campus-split-iupui-pantry-continues-serving-students/) - IUPUI may be two separate schools now, but Gleaners partner Paws' Pantry is still a food resource for both IU and Purdue students in need. - ['I still get to be his mom.' | Years after son's death, mother continues his dream of fighting hunger ](https://www.gleaners.org/i-still-get-to-be-his-mom-years-after-his-death-mother-continues-sons-dream-of-fighting-hunger/) - Falling leaves at Paynetown Campground mark the beginning of autumn in Morgan County and usher in reminders of an annual task: the readying and winterization of RVs and campers for spring. Gunner Burnam grew up in Martinsville and was familiar with this yearly ritual. A lifelong outdoors lover, Burnam was 13 when the leaves fell - [John Marshall mobile distribution to move forward at The Caring Place](https://www.gleaners.org/john-marshall-mobile-pantry-will-now-happen-at-the-caring-place/) - [Gleaners partner Shepherd Center celebrates 40 years of community service](https://www.gleaners.org/shepherd-center-celebrates-40-years-of-service/) - The Shepherd Center illustrates the importance of faith-based organizations to Gleaners' mission. Those organizations made up nearly 75% of Gleaners' network - [RECAP: 2025 IBJ Hunger & Health Breakfast](https://www.gleaners.org/2025-indianapolis-business-journal-gleaners-hunger-and-health/) - Hunger relief leaders from across central Indiana came together on Feb. 27 for the Hunger & Health Breakfast, hosted by the IBJ and Gleaners. - ['The way you show love is through food.' | Love Chapel takes advantage of unique donation program to serve neighbors](https://www.gleaners.org/love-chapel-columbus-bartholomew-county/) - [Pantry visits give Gleaners leaders opportunity to connect with network partners](https://www.gleaners.org/pantry-visits-give-gleaners-leaders-opportunity-to-connect-with-network-partners/) - Leaders with Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana were thrilled to visit many of our Marion County Network partners earlier this month. These visits give us a chance to connect with our network partners, ask feedback on the partnership, see how different pantries operate and learn more about what they are seeing in our communities. Our - [Iglesia Tierra Prometida’s Story | 'We’re in this battle against hunger...together'](https://www.gleaners.org/iglesia-tierra-prometidas-story-were-in-this-battle-against-hunger-together/) - ITP’s journey from a two-shelf pantry to a multifaceted operation serving Indy’s east side came less than 12 months after opening, to meet a growing need. We caught up with them to see how they are handling their first holiday season as a pantry, and how they’re ensuring no family goes without food this holiday - [Regular Gleaners volunteering leads to formation of pickleball group](https://www.gleaners.org/gleaners-volunteers-form-pickleball-group/) - Volunteering with Gleaners is not just a way to give back to your community. It's a way to build your own community, too. - [Key findings from the Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana 2024 Impact Report](https://www.gleaners.org/2024-impact-report/) - Gleaners' 2024 Impact Report showed continued hunger across central and southeastern Indiana, but an impressive effort to close the gap. - [President & CEO Fred Glass, Gleaners staff visit partner pantries](https://www.gleaners.org/president-ceo-fred-glass-gleaners-staff-visit-partner-pantries/) - God’s Bounty has been a Gleaners network partner since 2011. Members of our team, including President & CEO Fred Glass, recently had an excellent day of visits with some of our esteemed network partners in Marion County. The purpose of these visits is to connect with our network partners, ask for feedback on the partnership, - [Gleaners helps serve nearly 1,400 Thanksgiving meals](https://www.gleaners.org/gleaners-helps-serve-nearly-1400-thanksgiving-meals/) - With the help of community partners, Gleaners served holiday meals to nearly 1,400 families just ahead of Thanksgiving. At three separate giveaways, volunteers came together to provide Hoosier families with holiday food and grocery items. Bill Estes Automotive hosted its annual Thanksgiving distribution on Monday, Nov. 20. Volunteers from IMPD joined the effort, loading up - [2nd annual 30 Days of Catch kicks off with Rev. Matt Landry](https://www.gleaners.org/2nd-annual-30-days-of-catch-kicks-off-with-rev-matt-landry-2/) - Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana is thrilled to once again partner with Rev. Matt Landry of Castleton United Methodist Church for an awesome 30 Days of Catch campaign! This initiative will see Rev. Landry play catch with community members throughout September, which we recognize as Hunger Action Month. Throughout the month, Landry will play catch - [Construction underway on Tom and Julie Wood Family Resource Center at Gleaners](https://www.gleaners.org/wood-family-resource-center-construction/) - The Tom and Julie Wood Family Resource Center at Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana will function as a comprehensive support hub for the community. - [Spotlight on Senior Hunger](https://www.gleaners.org/spotlight-senior-hunger/) - In Gleaners’ 21-county service area, more than 50,000 senior citizens are faced with food insecurity. Living on fixed incomes with increasing medical expenses, prescription costs and the high cost of assisted-living and long-term care, seniors are among the most vulnerable we serve. According to Feeding America, the rate of hunger among those age 60+ has - [How To Get Free Seeds Through Indianapolis Public Library](https://www.gleaners.org/how-to-get-free-seeds-through-indianapolis-public-library/) - Zinnia, tomato and zucchini seeds for free? We’re in! You don’t need an Indianapolis Public Library card to take advantage of their incredible free seed program, available at all 31 branches throughout Indy from March to September. Just walk into any branch and ask about their in-house seed collection. From there, you’ll get access to - [Lilly Endowment Inc. Funds Major Expansion of Perishable Food Distribution](https://www.gleaners.org/lilly-endowment-inc-funds-major-expansion-of-perishable-food-distribution/) - Lilly Endowment Inc. has provided $1.364 million to proceed with an urgently needed, 40,000-square-foot expansion of its refrigerated storage capacity needed for nutritious, perishable food distribution. The balance of the funding is provided by the Federal CARES Act via the Indiana Department of Health. In 2019, nearly half the food distributed by Gleaners Food Bank - [Food Safety and Quality Are Priorities at Gleaners](https://www.gleaners.org/foodsafety/) - Are you confused about the dates you see on foods? Best buy….use by…..sell by…..what does it all mean? Best By date labels are about overall quality of an item. This date is the manufacturer’s promise that, when stored properly, an unopened item will retain its freshness and full nutritional value until this date. After this - [Statement on Passage of HB 1001](https://www.gleaners.org/12596-2/) - Statement on Passage of HB 1001 The Senate passage today of HB 1001 with a devastating provision to end SNAP Emergency Allotments at the end of the current health emergency on April 16, 2022 could not have come at a worse time for our neighbors facing food insecurity. The passage of this bill comes at - [James M. Cox Foundation Awards $150,000 Grant for Purchase of Refrigerated Box Truck](https://www.gleaners.org/james-m-cox-foundation-awards-150000-grant-for-purchase-of-refrigerated-box-truck/) - Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana has received a $150,000 grant from the James M. Cox Foundation to purchase a new tandem-axle refrigerated box truck. Gleaners has nearly doubled its pre-pandemic distribution of meals to more than 82 million meals in 2021. This increased distribution has strained Gleaners’ aging fleet of box trucks, which already log - [Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana Names Fred Glass President & CEO](https://www.gleaners.org/announces-new-ceo/) - After a 6-month search, the Board of Directors is pleased to announce the selection of Fred Glass as the new President & CEO for Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana. He will succeed John Elliott upon his retirement on September 30. "The interest in this incredibly important leadership position was tremendous," said Chad Mayer, Gleaners' Board - [Ways to Get Involved](https://www.gleaners.org/ways-to-get-involved/) - In a country that wastes approximately 72 billions of pounds of food each year, it’s almost shocking that anyone in America goes hungry. Yet, just here in Indiana nearly one million Hoosiers lack the meals they need to thrive. Not surprisingly, the foods our neighbors lack the most overwhelmingly consist of perishable food items such - [Gleaners Food Bank and Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield Renew Partnership to Address Food Insecurity](https://www.gleaners.org/gleaners-food-bank-and-anthem-blue-cross-and-blue-shield-renew-partnership-to-address-food-insecurity/) - Gleaners Food Bank and Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield have renewed their partnership with a 3-year, $1.8 million gift to support hunger-relief efforts in Gleaners 21-county service area. The gift is in support of Gleaners’ $25 million comprehensive campaign announced last September. “Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield has been a critical mission - [Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana Surpasses Original Community Campaign Goal of $25.5 Million and Sets New Goal of $30.5 Million  ](https://www.gleaners.org/gleaners-surpasses-campaign-goal/) - Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana President/CEO Fred Glass announced today that the food bank has surpassed its original comprehensive campaign goal of $25.5 million, a full two years ahead of schedule. Based on this success, and recognizing increased need and costs, Gleaners is setting a new campaign goal of $30.5 million. "Thanks to extraordinary donors, - [Volunteer update: December 2023](https://www.gleaners.org/volunteer-update-december-2023/) - Volunteer in January While the holiday season is a favorite time of the year to volunteer, food insecurity is year-round. We need around 1,200 volunteers just in January to keep our programs running. We still have 50 spaces available for Gleaners 2 Go order fulfillment and 300 spaces available in our drive-thru food pantry. Both programs are vital to ensuring - [Gleaners receives grant from Feeding America, CVS Health](https://www.gleaners.org/gleaners-grant-feeding-america-cvs-health/) - Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana received a grant from Feeding America and CVS Health that will allow us to continue providing quality, nutritious foods to our neighbors in need. CVS Health has a longtime partnership with Feeding America, giving the pharmacy opportunities to give grant awards that align with its commitment to advancing health equity. - [Gleaners 2023 Impact Report](https://www.gleaners.org/gleaners-2023-impact-report/) - With 48 million meals distributed in our 21-county service area, 2023 was a record-breaking year for Gleaners. It didn’t come as a surprise. We’ve continued to see the need rise as pandemic-era benefits expire, with our neighbors still struggling to make ends meet due to inflation, rent increases, and stagnant wages. There is plenty to - [How To Get Food From Gleaners Mobile Pantries in Marion County During Summer Months](https://www.gleaners.org/how-to-get-food-from-gleaners-mobile-pantries-in-marion-county-during-summer-months/) - For some, the end of a school year means no more grades or homework. For too many in our community though, summertime also means the end of guaranteed school meals. Gleaners’ Community Action Relief Effort (CARE) Program introduced mobile pantries in Indianapolis to help curb summertime food insecurity in 2014. Since then, our summer mobile - [Feeding America shines light on senior hunger, which rose in 2022](https://www.gleaners.org/feeding-america-shines-light-on-senior-hunger-which-rose-in-2022/) - An estimated 7 million seniors were food insecure in 2022, according to Map the Meal Gap data released by Feeding America earlier in 2024. Senior Americans can face unique situations that make them more vulnerable to facing hunger, which can include underemployment, disability and caregiving. Here’s what that issue looks like by the numbers. 1 - [Pacers' Rick Carlisle announces Drive & Dish, powered by Gleaners2Go](https://www.gleaners.org/pacers-rick-carlisle-announced-drive-dish-powered-by-gleaners2go/) - Indiana Pacers Head Coach Rick Carlisle joined Rachel Simon and executives from Pacers Sports & Entertainment and the Pacers Foundation, Gleaners, and Indy Parks & Recreation for a press conference today at Frederick Douglass Park to announce Drive & Dish, Powered by Gleaners2Go. The effort will expand the current food insecurity program in Marion County - [How Hosting A Virtual Food Drive Helped Double Our Goal](https://www.gleaners.org/double-goal/) - In addition to hosting a successful virtual food drive, Genesys hosted an event with Kids Against Hunger as part of their ending hunger goal. Genesys hosted their first virtual food drive during Hunger Action Month and their results were amazing. They doubled their initial goal of $5,000 in just two weeks! We spoke with Brandie - [Volunteers of the Year](https://www.gleaners.org/2019-volunteers-year/) - Meet our 2019 Volunteers of the Year: David and Debbie Depotter “When I retired in 2013 I was searching for opportunities to give back,” said David. “Gleaners was one of those opportunities. Debbie joined me when she retired.” David says he really enjoys working in the pantry and seeing the shoppers, while Debbie enjoys working - [Angels Among Us](https://www.gleaners.org/angels-among-us/) - “A man came in toward the end of the shift. I remembered him from previous visits because he is always friendly, funny and nice. He is raising his grandsons. This morning he told me he never comes more than once a month, but he was here yesterday. I said that I remembered. He told me - [New Gleaners staff member sees his impact firsthand](https://www.gleaners.org/marcus/) - We recently caught up with Marcus, a new-to-Gleaners staff member as a delivery driver. Here is what he had to say: “I’ve been driving for different places around the country since about 2004. I’d say about 85-90% of what I’ve done is in food distribution. Lately I’ve worked a couple of routes driving here at - [Reflecting on Two Years of the Pandemic](https://www.gleaners.org/reflecting-on-two-years-of-the-pandemic/) - Reflecting on Two Years of the Pandemic - [Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana Promotes Shawna Sims-Caldwell to Chief Network Officer ](https://www.gleaners.org/gleaners-food-bank-of-indiana-promotes-shawna-sims-caldwell-to-chief-network-officer/) - Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana President and CEO Fred Glass announced today that Shawna Sims-Caldwell has accepted the position of Chief Network Officer. As such, she will also be a member of the Senior Leadership Team (SLT). The promotion is effective Monday, March 13, 2023. “The SLT and I were looking for a strategic thinker - [Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana grieves the loss of Jim Morris](https://www.gleaners.org/gleaners-food-bank-of-indiana-grieves-the-loss-of-jim-morris/) - Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana is truly grateful to Jim Morris for decades of support in the fight against hunger. Among many other areas, Jim Morris leaves a unique and transformative legacy in the fight against hunger. We will sorely miss the omnipresent vision and compassion he demonstrated for everyone and everything, including Gleaners. The - [Neighbors call for change in Feeding America's latest 'Elevating Voices' report](https://www.gleaners.org/2024-feeding-america-elevating-voices-insights-report/) - The true experts on food insecurity are individuals experiencing it. They note unity being a key factor into relieving hunger in U.S. communities. - [Harvest for Hunger](https://www.gleaners.org/harvest-for-hunger/) - You might recall, just last month, as a part of Hunger Action Month we shared a special message about a lead challenge gift from Corteva Agriscience to help ensure all Hoosiers have access to the most nutritious food possible. This is just one of the many ways they are helping to lead the fight against - [AquaBounty Provides 30,000lbs of Fresh Salmon to Hoosiers in Need](https://www.gleaners.org/aquabounty-provides-30000lbs-of-fresh-salmon-to-hoosiers-in-need/) - AquaBounty Technologies, Inc.,a land-based salmon farming pioneer, is donating approximately 30,000 pounds of its conventional Atlantic salmon to Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana. AquaBounty raises Atlantic salmon in carefully monitored freshwater indoor tanks at its farm in Albany, Indiana. As COVID-19 reduced the demand for salmon in the food service channel, specifically in restaurants and institutional - [Anthem Foundation and Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana Exceed Goals for No One Runs on Empty Awareness Campaign; Continue Work on Food Is Medicine Program](https://www.gleaners.org/anthem-foundation-exceeds-goal/) - Campaign launched July 2, 2020 with goals to increase awareness of food insecurity, drive engagement through advocacy and volunteerism, and inspire financial gifts. Anthem Foundation issued a challenge match of $1 million with a goal to raise funds to provide the equivalent of 10 million meals. Generous public response exceeded expectations, raising $1,857,450 in gifts - [Indianapolis Urban League partners with Gleaners to open food pantry](https://www.gleaners.org/indianapolis-urban-league-food-pantry/) - The Indianapolis Urban League (IUL) is now home to a new food pantry in downtown Indy. The organization debuted the food pantry Wednesday, Nov. 8. It partnered with Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana, Roche and Kroger to bring the pantry to life. Gleaners and IUL have a history of working together to feed neighbors in - [Working Together to Feed Hungry Hoosiers](https://www.gleaners.org/working-together-to-feed-hungry-hoosiers/) - When the COVID-19 pandemic began to hit hard in early March, the number of people coming to Gleaners for food assistance tripled nearly overnight. At the same time, we knew that with the direct correlation between food insecurity and health, those children and families we serve would be at high risk for contracting this virus. - [Indianapolis Public Schools Close](https://www.gleaners.org/indianapolis-public-schools-close/) - When the Indianapolis Public Schools made the decision to close, it was not made lightly. School districts across the state were directing children to stay home after spring break and moving to eLearning. IPS students are particularly vulnerable to food insecurity. Gleaners supports school-based pantries in 25 IPS schools and provides weekly BackSacks to 4,400 - [Caring for the Homebound](https://www.gleaners.org/caring-for-the-homebound/) - As the lines at our distributions tripled – and in some cases quadrupled – the number of calls and messages from those with no transportation, or who were ill and quarantining at home, began to increase. People were losing their incomes, and shelter-in-place orders made it difficult for some in the community to get into - [Rural Response: 21 Counties in Need](https://www.gleaners.org/rural-response-21-counties-in-need/) - In a typical year, Gleaners’ donors support 228 mobile pantry distributions in 13 counties. As businesses closed and stay-at-home orders were implemented, many of our reliable agency partners found themselves struggling to find volunteers to keep their pantries open. School closures reduced our distribution outlets by 50%. “Food pantries typically rely on an older volunteer - [Recap: 2023 Hunger and Health Breakfast](https://www.gleaners.org/hunger-and-health-breakfast-2023-recap/) - For seven years now, the central Indiana community has come together for the Hunger and Health Breakfast, hosted by Gleaners and the Indianapolis Business Journal. The breakfast is a time for leaders in health care and hunger relief to discuss the impact these issues have on our neighbors. At this year’s event on Monday, Oct. - [Give to Gleaners at 2 Indy-area Giving Machines](https://www.gleaners.org/gleaners-giving-machine-indianapolis-carmel-newfields-clay-terrace/) - Gleaners is proud to be a charity partner of the Giving Machine this year. The vending machines, sponsored by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, conveniently give to local and international charities. Hoosiers can give to Gleaners, along with community partners Boys & Girls Club of Indianapolis and Flanner House, through the machines. - [Gleaners Launches No One Runs on Empty Awareness Campaign](https://www.gleaners.org/gleaners-launches-no-one-runs-on-empty-awareness-campaign/) - Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana is on the fast track to accelerate awareness of food insecurity throughout Central Indiana with its new No One Runs on Empty initiative. The campaign is funded by a $1 million matching grant from the Anthem Foundation and backed by a partnership with Andretti Harding Steinbrenner Autosport and NTT INDYCAR - [Gleaners President/CEO, John Elliott, to Retire September 2022](https://www.gleaners.org/john-elliott-retirement/) - Today, I’m writing to share the news of my upcoming retirement at the end of our fiscal year, September 30, 2022. As a strong supporter of Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana, I wanted to share this news with you directly.Our Board of Directors has formed a search committee to lead the process of selecting my successor and I am - [Gleaners sees spike in need as 2023 comes to a close](https://www.gleaners.org/gleaners-2023-need-spike/) - As 2023 nears its end, Gleaners is seeing a spike in need across its 21-county service area. The uptick started in the summer, and Gleaners has seen the trend continue into the holiday season. “In our fiscal year 2023, ending in September, Gleaners distributed an all-time record 48 million meals throughout our 21-county service area, - [Tune into LISC Indianapolis' Love Thy Neighborhood Awards tonight on WISHTV](https://www.gleaners.org/tune-into-lisc-indianapolis-love-thy-neighborhood-awards-tonight-on-wishtv/) - Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana is honored to be included among 12 finalists for LISC Indianapolis’ 2024 Love Thy Neighborhood Awards. These awards recognize and celebrate community gamechangers throughout the Indianapolis region. Gleaners is among three Indianapolis organizations nominated in the Livability category, which honors an organization or initiative that provides access to quality health - [Gleaners hosts Food for Thought breakfast at Indianapolis Colts' practice facility](https://www.gleaners.org/gleaners-hosts-food-for-thought-breakfast-at-indianapolis-colts-practice-facility/) - Donors and volunteers gathered at the Colts Complex for ‘Food for Thought’. Massive thanks to the Indianapolis Colts for providing us a space to discuss the many facets of hunger during our fourth Food For Thought breakfast this morning! Our CEO Fred Glass said it best: Gleaners isn’t in the hunger relief business. We’re in - [Gleaners 2023 Year in Review](https://www.gleaners.org/gleaners-2023-year-in-review/) - In 2023, Gleaners continued to serve our neighbors as food costs soared and other factors pushed more people to seek help through food banks. Between stagnant wages and rent and utility increases, it’s more challenging than ever to meet the need. But we are committed to not just shortening the line, but providing other resources for - [Gleaners’ Board of Directors welcomes new officers, members](https://www.gleaners.org/gleaners-board-of-directors-welcomes-new-officers-members/) - The Board of Directors of Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana elected new officers and members at its annual meeting in early November. Joining the Gleaners Board are: Tim Bettington is the Executive Vice President of Corporate Strategy and Market Development at Elanco. Tim is a recognized animal health leader with more than 25 years of - [Gleaners CEO Fred Glass makes IBJ Media’s Indiana 250 Most Influential Business Leaders ](https://www.gleaners.org/gleaners-ceo-fred-glass-makes-ibj-medias-indiana-250-most-influential-business-leaders/) - We are proud to share Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana President and CEO, Fred Glass, has made IBJ Media’s list of 250 most influential business leaders for 2024. “It’s hard to choose just 250 people from among the thousands who work every day to make Indiana a better place to live and to work,” IBJ - [Gleaners receives yearly $100,000 Grant from Glick Philanthropies until 2026](https://www.gleaners.org/gleaners-receives-yearly-100000-grant-from-glick-philanthropies-until-2026/) - Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana is thrilled to have received a generous grant from Glick Philanthropies. The charitable foundation will give Gleaners $100,000 each year until 2026. Glick Philanthropies is an Indianapolis-based family of charitable initiatives dedicated to building community and creating opportunity that empowers every person to reach their full potential. Since 1982, Glick - [Map the Meal Gap 2022 data shows sharp rise in food insecurity](https://www.gleaners.org/map-the-meal-gap-2022-data-shows-sharp-rise-in-food-insecurity/) - Map the Meal Gap 2024 analyzes food insecurity rates from 2022. Feeding America released its findings in the most recent Map the Meal Gap study, and results are consistent with what Gleaners is seeing in our service area: food insecurity is on the rise in Indiana. The report, which looks at data collected in 2022, - [Gleaners receives $10,000 grant for school food pantries from Wawa](https://www.gleaners.org/gleaners-receives-10000-grant-for-school-food-pantries-from-wawa/) - Gleaners received a generous $10,000 grant from the Wawa Foundation to go toward its School-Based Pantry program. Gleaners’ School-Based Pantry network currently takes place within more than 60 schools throughout our 21-county service area. This grant from Wawa will help a network that, last year, helped distribute 1.5 million meals, including 31% of fresh produce, - [April Is Volunteer Appreciation Month!](https://www.gleaners.org/april-is-volunteer-appreciation-month/) - April is Volunteer Appreciation Month and we’re proud to shout out our dedicated volunteers, whose generous giving of time and energy help our neighbors access nutritious food. In 2023, Gleaners distributed an astonishing 48 million meals across 21 counties. As many neighbors struggle to make ends meet after the expiration of pandemic-era benefits and amid - [Fred Glass named 2024 Irish Citizen of the Year](https://www.gleaners.org/fred-glass-2024-irish-citizen-of-the-year/) - Just in time for St. Patrick’s Day, the Athletic Club Foundation has bestowed an honor upon Gleaners President & CEO Fred Glass that has nothing to do with fighting food insecurity in Indiana. The organization announced Glass has been named the 2024 Irish Citizen of the Year. The annual award goes to an individual - [Gleaners receives $150,000 grant from Glick Philanthropies](https://www.gleaners.org/gleaners-receives-grant-from-glick-philanthropies/) - Gleaners received a $150,000 grant from Glick Philanthropies to go toward a new truck and our mobile pantry program across central Indiana. - [Volunteer update: January 2024](https://www.gleaners.org/volunteer-update-january-2024/) - What does it take to run a food bank? A small but mighty staff and an incredible amount of community support keep our food bank up and running. Did you know Gleaners has more than 100 times more volunteers than employees? 2023 employees – 108 2023 volunteers – 14,537 Each month, we need around 1,800 - [Gleaners, community partners host resource fair](https://www.gleaners.org/gleaners-community-partners-host-resource-fair/) - Our neighbors showed up in a big way to attend a health & essentials resource fair, hosted by Gleaners and community partners. The fair featured free doctor's visits on Gennesaret Free Clinics' mobile medical unit, SNAP application assistance from Gleaners' outreach staff, free winter items for kids and adults, free flu and COVID shots, plus - [Holiday cheer | Give to Gleaners this holiday season](https://www.gleaners.org/holiday-giving/) - The Season of Giving is in full swing, which means a variety of ways to help us in the fight against food insecurity over the holiday season. Giving Tuesday marked another successful day of Pack the Pantries with Fox 59 and CBS 4. In a single day, donors gave more than $90,000 for Gleaners and - [Volunteer update: November 2023](https://www.gleaners.org/volunteer-update-november-2023/) - Project spotlight Traffic volunteers It takes a lot of volunteers to make our drive-thru pantry happen each day, but traffic volunteers are especially important in making sure everything runs smoothly. We’re looking for a few more volunteers to help direct traffic and answer questions for our neighbors on the following shifts each week: Wednesdays: 9:30 - [IU Health opens Nutrition Hub in partnership with Gleaners](https://www.gleaners.org/iu-health-opens-nutrition-hub-in-partnership-with-gleaners/) - Select patients at IU Health Methodist Hospital will soon be eligible for a new community resource, thanks to a partnership with Gleaners, the American Heart Association and the Purdue Center for Health Equity and Innovation. Leaders from the partner groups cut the ribbon on the IU Health Nutrition Hub Wednesday. The Nutrition Hub is a - [GALLERY: Kwity Paye volunteers at Gleaners](https://www.gleaners.org/kwity-paye-volunteers-at-gleaners-indianapolis-colts-cambells-chunky/) - Colts defensive end Kwity Paye paid a special visit to Gleaners in partnership with Campbell's and the Chunky Sacks Hunger community program. Check out photos of his visit below: Paye was one of 10 NFL defensive standouts chosen to be on the Soup Squad, serving as a representative for the Campbell's campaign. During his visit, - [Statement on Updated Household Food Insecurity Numbers from the USDA ](https://www.gleaners.org/statement-on-updated-household-food-insecurity-numbers-from-the-usda/) - Yesterday, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)’s Economic Research Service released its annual Household Food Insecurity in the United States report, which examined American households’ ability to access sufficient food in 2022. While the results of this report may have been a surprise to some, they were not a surprise to Gleaners or our network partners. - [Gleaners to Host Mega Fresh Mobile at the Fairgrounds](https://www.gleaners.org/gleaners-to-host-mega-fresh-mobile-at-the-fairgrounds/) - “Among the many challenges of responding to a pandemic, the ability to distribute fresh, perishable food has been among the most difficult. With many of our traditional partners either closed or reducing distributions, we have a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables and frozen meats to share. As part of our strategic plan, we made - [Gleaners Honors Outgoing Board Members, Welcomes New Board Members and Elects Board Officers](https://www.gleaners.org/annual-meeting-2019/) - Board meeting was open the public, and included a “year in review” with program impacts, financial updates and future plans under the new strategic plan Eight new board members welcomed Board officers elected Four outgoing board members recognized Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana held its annual meeting on November 21, 2019. At this meeting, eight - [Coronavirus Response](https://www.gleaners.org/coronavirus-statement/) - We are always mindful of the important role Gleaners plays in the community, and of the large number of volunteers who are in the building each day. Please know that we are monitoring news from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19) disease, and it’s potential spread throughout the United - [Elanco Foundation and Gleaners Launch the #FilltheBanks Hunger Relief Campaign](https://www.gleaners.org/fill-the-banks/) - Elanco Foundation leads challenge with a gift of $400,000, the first from its recently-formed foundation The Heritage Group stepped up and matched that $400,000 gift Corteva Agriscience, the IU Health Foundation, and Telamon have also joined the challenge with financial gifts over and above what was already committed in 2020 Additional Corporate Champions invited to ## Pages - [Home](https://www.gleaners.org/) - At Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana, we our mission is to be a leader in the fight against hunger. See how you can join that mission – or receive our services. - [CANstruction](https://www.gleaners.org/canstruction/) - CANstruction is an annual competition at the Indiana State Fair. Teams build themed structures made completely of cans, then donate all the food to Gleaners. - [Newsletters](https://www.gleaners.org/newsletters/) - Gleaners publishes a print newsletter each season featuring the latest happenings around the organization. Check out recent publications here. - [Fred Glass](https://www.gleaners.org/fred-glass/) - Fred Glass President & CEO Fred Glass is a prominent Indianapolis attorney and civic leader who has served his city and state in a variety of ways. On October 1, 2022, he became the president and chief executive officer of Gleaners Food Bank, the largest food bank in Indiana. Under Fred’s leadership, Gleaners has established - [Survey](https://www.gleaners.org/survey/) - window.jotformEmbedHandler("iframe[id='JotFormIFrame-261723980570057']", "https://gleanersfbindy.jotform.com/") - [Hours and Weather Updates](https://www.gleaners.org/hours-weather-updates/) - Hours and Weather UpdatesHOURS OF OPERATION: OFFICE:Monday – Friday, 8 AM – 4:30 PM FOOD PANTRY:Gleaners Drive-thru Distribution Tuesdays: 10 AM to 3 PM Wednesdays: 10 AM to 3 PM Thursdays: 2 PM to 7 PM Saturdays: 9 AM to 12 PM WEATHER UPDATES: Gleaners Food Bank will post any weather cancellations in this space - [Network: Ordering and Pickup](https://www.gleaners.org/ordering-pickup/) - Ordering, Receiving, and Making Payments Place orders and submit payment Please note Gleaners utilizes two different platforms for placing an order and submitting payments. Place an order Place your order on Agency Express. Place OrderSubmit payment Submit a payment through Gleaners’ ACH payment portal. Submit paymentDownload our Ordering and Pickup Guidelines to get started Without - [Upcoming Events](https://www.gleaners.org/upcoming-events/) - Upcoming Events Gleaners’ Huddle Against Hunger, presented by the Indianapolis Colts We are excited to host the 3rd annual Huddle Against Hunger, presented by the Indianapolis Colts at Lucas Oil Stadium on Sept. 16, 2026! Tickets are on sale now to enjoy a night of complimentary food, drinks and family-friendly fun on the field. Gleaners - [More Ways to Give](https://www.gleaners.org/more-ways-to-give/) - Donate to Gleaners using stocks, crypto currency, or through your donor advised fund. You can also check for to see if your employer matches donations. - [Network: TEFAP](https://www.gleaners.org/tefap/) - TEFAP TEFAP, or The Emergency Food Assistance Program, is a valuable resource for many families, allowing them to access free, USDA-purchased food through food banks and pantries. TEFAP outlets must meet certain criteria and be approved by the food bank to participate in this program. Please contact your Network Service Manager if interested in learning - [Network: Food Safety and Quality](https://www.gleaners.org/food-safety-quality/) - Food Safety and Quality Become ServSafe Certified at Gleaners Complete the ServSafe Food Handler for Food Banking course. Gleaners offers 1-day certification courses throughout the year. RSVP to your Network Service Manager at least 30 days before to reserve your spot. 2026 datesFood Safety Resources View our Satisfaction Guarantee statement and view other resources. Gleaners’ - [Corporate & Foundation Engagement](https://www.gleaners.org/corporate-and-foundation-engagement/) - Corporate & Foundation Engagement Partner with us. There are a variety of ways to partner with us as a corporate entity. Keep reading to get an overview and reach out to us when you’re ready to connect. CONTACT USYour contributions are critical to Gleaners’ mission Gleaners offers a dynamic corporate giving program designed to engage - [Volunteer](https://www.gleaners.org/volunteer/) - Fight Hunger Together Volunteers are the heart and soul of our mission – and a critical part of helping us feed Hoosiers in need. On average, we need several hundred volunteers per week to meet the demand for our services. Make memories together while making an impact Volunteer opportunities available in Central Indiana for individuals, - [Additional Assistance](https://www.gleaners.org/additional-assistance/) - Additional Assistance Need help finding food? Use our food assistance locator map to find food assistance near you. FIND FOODGet help applying for SNAP Do you need help affording nutritious food and stretching your grocery budget further? You may be eligible for SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program). Apply online today or contact our team for - [Resource Center](https://www.gleaners.org/resource-center/) - Tom and Julie Wood Family Resource Center Welcome to the Tom and Julie Wood Family Resource Center. Our brand new Resource Center is here to provide you the comprehensive care and assistance you need to care for yourself and your family. Whether it’s medical services, legal assistance, or solutions for aging-in-place, we’ve got you covered. - [Our Story](https://www.gleaners.org/our-story/) - About Gleaners Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana was established in 1980. As the largest food bank in Indiana, we source, store, and distribute nutritious food at scale, providing nearly half of all charitable food distributed in Indiana. Based on the increasing needs of our neighbors and the declining food donations and support from the federal - [Our Leaders](https://www.gleaners.org/our-leaders/) - Our Leaders Senior Leadership TeamFred Glass President & CEO learn moreCEO Welcome messageSarah Estell Chief Outreach Officer LINKEDINMelissa Hill Chief Administrative Officer LINKEDINGail Lowry Chief Philanthropy Officer LINKEDINJoseph Slater Chief Operations Officer LINKEDINShawna Sims-Caldwell Chief Network Officer LINKEDINTiffany Stead Chief Financial Officer LINKEDINBoard OfficersChairperson Christina Hage CEO, Managed Health Services LINKEDINVice Chairperson Ashish Batra Vice President - [Our Programs](https://www.gleaners.org/our-programs/) - Our Programs Since 1980, Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana has been leading the fight against hunger in Indiana. Utilizing a variety of innovative programs and services, we aim to both support and empower our neighbors by expanding access, equity and education of food resources. Drive-thru Pantry Adjacent to the Gleaners warehouse, the drive-thru pantry is - [Hunger in Your Community](https://www.gleaners.org/hunger-in-your-community/) - Hunger in Your Community The faces of hunger may surprise you. Many who need assistance are middle-class families, the working poor, children, and the elderly. We believe that no one should suffer from a lack of access to quality and nutritious food – but they do. In fact, close to 1 million Hoosiers are in - [Advocate](https://www.gleaners.org/advocate/) - Advocate It takes more than food to end hunger. Amplifying the voices of our neighbors – sharing their stories, their challenges, their dreams – is critical to understanding food insecurity. By advocating for systemic change and public policy, we aim to create a future where everyone has equal access to the nourishment they need to - [SNAP Outreach](https://www.gleaners.org/snap-outreach/) - Need Help Stretching Your Budget? Our team is here to help! Our Outreach Team offers application assistance for SNAP and other federally funded programs, so families and individuals have the resources they need to thrive. What is SNAP and How Does It Work? The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) offers financial assistance to help individuals - [Summer Mobiles](https://www.gleaners.org/summer-mobile-pantries/) - Summer Mobile Pantries According to Feeding America, more than 57,000 children in Marion County are food insecure. Many of those children rely on school meals and pantries from September through May to keep their bellies full. But when school is out, their families may struggle to fill the gap. Our Summer Mobile Pantries offer expanded - [Our Financials](https://www.gleaners.org/our-financials/) - Our Financials Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana is committed to financial stewardship and transparency. A key measure of our strategic plan – Food Bank of the Future – is to continually reduce the cost per meal distributed, maximizing the impact of each gift we receive. 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