
Food Not Bombs Raleigh
Fiscal Host: Open Collective Foundation
Mutual aid distribution and community building. We provide clothes, toiletries, vegan food, and groceries, to anyone in need in Raleigh, NC and surrounding areas. We also seek to build & promote mutual aid projects & relationships.

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Projects
Support the following initiatives from Food Not Bombs Raleigh.
Project
A small group within FNB that feels strongly about giving out hot meals & toiletries during the w...
Project
Part of our Saturday Distro - Clothing, Shoes, Winter gear, Tents, etc EVERY Saturday from 3-5pm
Project
Growing food instead of lawns, sharing free education about growing your own food and seeking to ...

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Visit our link tree below for more info or contact us at:
[email protected]
https://linktr.ee/FNBRaleigh
Visit our link tree below for more info or contact us at:
[email protected]
https://linktr.ee/FNBRaleigh
Our Raleigh Food Not Bombs (FNB) chapter, is an autonomous collective that provides food, groceries, clothes and toiletries, to wherever it is needed in the community. We collect donated items from members of the community, local groceries and food outlets. We distribute these donations in three main ways; free package delivery, free cooked meals, and free grocery distribution in downtown Raleigh. We also offer a couple of active projects within the collective such as Clothes Not Bombs and Food Not Lawns. Clothes Not Bombs seeks to provide free clothes, tents and shoes for those experiencing hardship. Food Not Lawns, is a network of gardeners who have volunteered their land to grow food for the community. We make meals and give out fresh produce for free from these gardens. In doing so we provide food as well as educational supportive experiences, surrounding plants and growing your own food.
In a culture devoted to profit, we, without restriction, share food, time and compassion with no expectations. We are not a charity, but mutual aid, striving to stand against the injustices pushed upon our community and we seek to make alliances with organizations who actively uplift the community. We advocate/provide healthy food options, raise awareness/provide educational resources and indiscriminately share support. We believe that homelessness and food insecurity in general is inherently caused by capitalism, racism, and local gentrification.
Our society wastes so much, food is a right, not a privilege, we have plenty to share.
Follow us at:
IG: @fnb_raleigh
Twitter: @fnb_raleigh
We ask, that you also take a look and consider taking part in Raleigh United Mutual Aid Hub (RUMAH). This project is to open a hub for Food Not Bombs and many other local activist organizations contributing to the community to utilize and build relationships. You can see more here at their fundraising page:

Budget
Transparent and open finances.
Credit from Hux Duffy to Food Not Bombs Raleigh •
+$10.00USD
Completed
Contribution #176824
Credit from SJ Taylor to Food Not Bombs Raleigh •
+$20.00USD
Completed
Contribution #176455
Credit from Guest to Food Not Bombs Raleigh •
+$24.00USD
Completed
Contribution #498350
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Today’s balance$4,661.67 USD
Total raised
$67,922.55 USD
Total disbursed
$63,260.88 USD
Estimated annual budget
$33,833.07 USD

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News from Food Not Bombs Raleigh
Updates on our activities and progress.
Yearly Update: Fall 2021 - Winter 2022
Happy Holidays! It’s been a long time since we have shared an update. This is because we have been hard at work with all our projects over the past year! The larger local Raleigh community helped host many clothing and canned food drives th...
Published on December 21, 2022 by AR
UPDATE: April-September 2021
Happy Fall y'all! Thanks for your patience on our late update. We have been busy at work with mutual aid! This post will include our 2nd and 3rd quarter updates for this year. Despite the summer’s high temperatures, we were still downtown i...
Published on September 30, 2021 by AR
First update
Hey comrades, just wanted to post a little update and introduce ourselves. The Raleigh chapter of FNB has been active since April of 2020 and we have expanded from weekly deliveries to a multitude of projects to share resources with our com...
Published on April 25, 2021 by JM