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Foodbank Queensland

Impact Report Financial Year 2025

Foodbank Queensland is the state's largest hunger relief charity, distributing 22 million meals to 135,000 people weekly in FY25. Operational capacity more than doubled with 2 new distribution centres in Brisbane and Townsville. The School Breakfast Programme reached 52,000 children across 430 schools, and 5 disaster relief supply points were activated for the first time in a single year. New strategic initiatives Feeding Queensland Kids and Partnerships for Food Equity launched place-based, community-led food equity programmes.

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Food Rescue Programme (345 producers); Farm to Families Programme (53 farms); School Breakfast Programme (430 schools); Food for Kids holiday hampers; Disaster Support Programme (6 supply points); Food Purchasing Programme; Feeding Queensland Kids initiative; Partnerships for Food Equity (Logan Together, Cairns South Together, Thriving Lockyer Kids) Custom geography from upload: Australia

Key Metrics

Key Metric 1 22 million meals provided to 135,000 Queenslanders experiencing hunger every week
Key Metric 2 1.1 million school breakfasts delivered across 430 schools supporting 52,000 children each school week
Key Metric 3 12.7 million kilograms of food distributed, with 44% fresh fruit and vegetables

Key Outcomes

  • 22 million meals provided to 135,000 Queenslanders weekly, with operational footprint more than doubled through 2 new Food Distribution Centres in Brisbane and Townsville
  • 5 of 6 pre-positioned Disaster Relief Supply Points activated for the first time in a single year, delivering 206,000 meals and essential aid within 24 hours across multiple disaster events
  • 1.1 million school breakfasts delivered to 52,000 children weekly across 430 schools; 12 Community Capacity Building Grants totalling $115,000 awarded to local organisations

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