Lowcountry Food Bank Blog
2025 Annual Impact Report: LCFB Foundation – Feeding Generations
Lowcountry Food Bank Foundation was established in 2021 to provide a consistent and sustainable source of funding to support Lowcountry Food Bank for generations to come. The Foundation manages and invests monetary gifts, helping build long-term community support and...
2025 Annual Impact Report: Strengthening Community Food Access Through Retail Partnerships
Retail and food industry partners are a cornerstone of our mission to ensure neighbors across the 10 coastal counties have consistent access to healthy food. More than 40% of all food distributed comes directly from these retail partners, reflecting the scale and...
2025 Annual Impact Report: LCFB Consistently Meeting the Highest Standards of Excellence
Trust is earned through consistency, accountability, and a commitment to serving our neighbors. One of the ways we demonstrate that commitment is through our regular AIB International audits. AIB is one of the most respected food safety auditing organizations in the...
2025 Annual Impact Report: Ready When Disaster Strikes
When emergencies impact our region, LCFB serves as a critical link between donated food and the people who need it most. Our Disaster Response Team ensures that food and other essential grocery items and needed supplies can move quickly and safely into communities...
2025 Annual Impact Report: Community Engagement in Action
At Lowcountry Food Bank, community engagement helps us better understand the challenges our neighbors face and connects them with the food and resources they need to thrive. By listening directly to people in the communities we serve, building strong partnerships, and...
2025 Annual Impact Report: Letter from the President & CEO – Nick Osborne
As we reflect on the past year and the impact we have made together, I am filled with gratitude for the community that makes our work possible. This annual report highlights the progress we achieved in 2025 on behalf of neighbors across coastal South Carolina, even...
One Unexpected Bill Shouldn’t Mean an Empty Refrigerator
Have you ever been in the position where you have to choose between an unexpected repair to your car or whether your children have dinner this week? For too many neighbors across coastal South Carolina, that’s exactly the kind of unfortunate choice an unexpected expense can create.
Free Summer Meals For Kids and Teens
Looking for free summer meals for your child? Click HERE or the button below to find meal sites, dates, and service times near you. When school is out, finding affordable meals for children can become more challenging for many families. That's why Lowcountry Food Bank...
2026 Agency Conference
Lowcountry Food Bank recently welcomed nearly 160 attendees representing 88 partner agencies from across our 10 coastal counties for the 2026 Agency Conference, presented by Food Lion Feeds. The annual event brought together food pantry representatives, nonprofit...
SNAP is Vital
Rising costs for rent, food and gasoline are making it even more difficult for our neighbors to put meals on the table. Last summer’s budget reconciliation law (the One Big Beautiful Bill Act) included significant cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program. As the U.S. House prepares to vote on the federal farm bill, it’s important to reiterate how vital SNAP is across our community.
