Discover Food Banking Kenya
Food Banking Kenya (FBK) stands as a beacon in the realm of food security, proudly registered as a non-government organisation in accordance with the laws of Kenya. Since our 2017 inception, we’ve been on a relentless mission: to combat food loss and food waste, promote sustainable practices, and extend our reach both nationally and globally. As proud members of the Global Food Banking Network (GFN) and the regional network in Egypt, our strength lies in creating robust networks that salvage and redistribute food nearing its expiry or are in surplus and are still edible, all while emphasizing environmental responsibility by diminishing the carbon footprint of food production.
In every rescued bite, we see a brighter future for Kenya. Together, let's turn surplus into hope.
Behind the Scenes at FBK
Aligning with Global Ambitions
No Poverty
End poverty in all its forms everywhere.
Zero Hunger
End hunger, achieve food security and improved nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture.
Good Health & Well-Being
Providing food to improve nutrition status and curb malnutrition
Responsible Consumption & Production
Waste and chemical management with significant reduction of their release to the environment.
Climate Action
Reducing the Carbon foot through agricultural recovery on surplus food produced and collecting of food that is considered as rejects although they are good for consumption from food exports and manufacturers
Partnerships for the Goals
Stronger partnership will contribute to sustainable programs ensuring there is food recovery every season. Also sharing knowledge to enable diversification of food and income generating activities and also capacity building.
Integrity
Accountability
Transparency
Team work
Community Service
Sustainability
Heart & Soul of FBK
FBK's 2022 Financial Highlights
Dive into a comprehensive overview of the strides we made in 2022. From every rescued bite to each empowered community, discover the concrete results of our unwavering commitment and the collective efforts of our supporters, partners, and team. Reflect with us on a year that truly made a difference.
Cost Per Meal
KSHS 40
Meals
6,002,875
Beneficiaries served Daily
10,000+
Beneficiary Organizations
50+
Kilograms of Food Distributed
500,000+
Counties
13