Nome Food Bank (Nome Community Center)
The Nome Food Bank, run by Nome Community Center, is at 312 Bering St. (corner of Bering Street and Seppala Drive). Its page says it is open every Tuesday and Thursday from 4 to 6 p.m. (call to confirm before you go) and offers fresh, frozen and canned food for people who need extra support to feed their families. It is supported by the Food Bank of Alaska with USDA commodities and by community and statewide donors. The page gives no sign-up steps, so call 907-443-5259 to ask how it works.
Who it’s for
The page says the Food Bank is for those who need extra support to feed their families. It does not state income, residency or registration rules.
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