This September, join FIND Food Bank and our 200 Feeding America partner food banks across the country for the annual nationwide campaign to raise awareness and take action to fight hunger in the United States. For millions of Americans, a daily meal isn’t a choice between different dishes. It’s a choice between food and other crucial needs—like medicine, electricity, and childcare.
Leave no local hungry
Record high inflation at the gas pump and grocery stores is dragging on longer than expected, pushing more working people into food bank lines. FIND Food Bank helps feed 150,000 people each month struggling to make ends meet, and they need you to take action to Leave No Local Hungry.
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Everyone has the power to make an impact…
It all starts with one action:
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Get Your Businesses Involved
Start your own fundraiser, register your business to be a Hunger Action Month partner vendor, or share FIND’s Hunger Fact Sheet!
Fundraisers
La Fe Wine Tasting
Sip on five select wines for $30 at La Fe’s Wine Tasting Fundraiser on September 19, 5-7 PM, and see 100% of your purchase benefit FIND!
Reserve Your Spot, Email Lafewinebar@outlook.com
Thank You 2022 Sponsors!
Go Orange!
Orange is the color of hunger awareness because it stands out when hunger does not. Too often, our neighbors skip meals in silence to cover their rent, pay for medicine, or keep the electricity on—but that is unacceptable.
In 2022, There were nine cities in the Coachella Valley and two cities we serve in the Hi-Desert Morongo Basin region that were committed to leaving no local hungry in their neighborhoods. To bring attention to the injustice of hunger in our communities each Coachella Valley city lit up City Hall, a central monument, or another city staple orange.
Take a picture of the orange you see, wear orange yourself, and keep advocating for our locals facing food insecurity!

Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians Tribal Administration Building

Cathedral City Hall

Coachella Etherea Sculpture

Desert Hot Springs – Palm Dr.

Desert Regional Medical Center, Palm Springs

Indian Wells – The Grove

Indio – “Colossal Cacti”

Palm Desert Civic Center

La Quinta City Hall

Palm Springs – The Rowan Hotel

McCallum Theater
