Bristol, VA · Nonprofit & its partners

Faith Mobile Food Bank

Free groceries. No ID. No questions. Everyone welcome.

Registered 501(c)(3) nonprofitEIN 86-2249119 · Donations are tax-deductible

Next food giveaway

Last two Saturdays of every month

  • 11 AM to 1 PM
  • Corner of 10th St. & Windsor Ave., Bristol, VA
  • Come to the van and pick the groceries your family will actually eat.
How it works

Show up, say hello, and go home with groceries.

  1. Come to the van

    Come to 10th & Windsor on a giveaway Saturday. The line opens at 11. No need to come early: first or last, everyone gets the same groceries.

  2. No forms, no ID

    Nobody asks you anything. You walk the tables and choose what your household likes; nobody hands you a bag of things you won't eat.

  3. Head home with groceries

    Breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks for everyone at home, and a craft kit for every kid. The kids call it the treat truck.

Who we are

Twenty years of feeding neighbors. Now on wheels in Bristol.

Founder Roxana Boroujerdi built Faith Food Bank in Everett, Washington, from two volunteers and ten families a week into 1,600 people served every Friday. In 2025 she brought it home to Bristol as a mobile food bank: one van, a few volunteers, and a lot of groceries.

We are a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit. We are not a church, and we never ask anyone to prove they need help.

Read our story
The original Faith Food Bank van in Everett, Washington, parked in snow with the food bank's name on the side

Bristol is one town with a state line painted down the middle of State Street. The van doesn't check which side you sleep on.

Blessing Boxes

Free food, 24 hours a day, all over Bristol.

Between giveaways, about 20 Blessing Boxes around town hold free groceries anyone can take at any hour. We build them, fix them, and keep them stocked. Take what you need, leave what you can.

Find a box near you
Inside a white Blessing Box painted with hearts, its shelves stocked with bread, canned goods and snacks
Three people run this. We need more hands.

Give a Saturday morning.

Helping a neighbor pick out groceries takes no experience, just two hands and a couple of hours. Can't come? Gas money keeps the van moving.