How We Distribute Food
The Food Bank does not distribute food directly to individuals but rather supplies a network of social initiative entities, which then distribute it to people in vulnerable situations, referred by public and private social assistance agents.
Recipient Entities
1 – City Council of Breda
2 – City Council of Cadaqués
3 – City Council of Castelló d’Empúries
4 – City Council of Girona – Emergencies
5 – City Council of Santa Coloma de Farners
6 – City Council of Maçanet de la Selva
7 – City Council of Portbou
8 – City Council of Quart
9 – City Council of Riudellots de la Selva
10 – City Council of Sant Hilari Sacalm
11 – City Council of Vidreres
12 – Christian Cultural Association Taialà
13 – Challenge to Hope Association
14 – Asocolgi Association – Assoc. of Colombians
15 – Atart Association
16 – The Good Samaritan Charitable Association
17 – Saint Julian Charitable Association
18 – Canaan Pla de l’Estany Association
19 – Empordanès Neighborhood Support Association
20 – El Trampolí Association
21 – Hesed Association
22 – Onyar Solidari Association
23 – Pan & Caldo Association
24 – Social Project4.0 Association
25 – Valentes i Zcompanyades Association
26 – Riells i Viabrea Volunteers Association
27 – Caritas Amer
28 – Caritas Anglès
29 – Caritas Bescanó
30 – Caritas Blanes
31 – Caritas Caldes de Malavella
32 – Caritas Cassà de la Selva
33 – Caritas Hostalric
34 – Caritas La Bisbal d’Empordà
35 – Caritas Llagostera
36 – Caritas Palamós-Sant Joan (Inter-parish)
37 – Caritas Riudarenes
38 – Caritas Sant Feliu de Guíxols
39 – Caritas Sant Gregori
40 – Caritas Sils
41 – Caritas Tossa de Mar
42 – CDA – Caritas Figueres
43 – CDA – Caritas Garrotxa (Olot)
44 – CDA – Caritas Girona
45 – CDA – Caritas Lloret de Mar
46 – CDA – Caritas Palafrugell
47 – CDA – Caritas Pla de l’Estany
48 – CDA – Caritas Roses
49 – CDA – Caritas Salt (Parish Grouping)
50 – Mare de Déu Salut Socio-sanitary Center
51 – Sagrada Família School
52 – Muslim Community of Girona
53 – Ripollès Social Welfare Consortium
54 – La Sopa Consortium (Reception and Social Services Center)
55 – Red Cross Garrotxa
56 – Red Cross La Jonquera
57 – Red Cross Llançà
58 – Red Cross Palamós
59 – Red Cross, Provincial Assembly
60 – Frater Girona (Parish of Sant Narcís)
61 – Fraternity of Santa Clara
62 – Welcome and Hope Foundation
63 – Vilallonga Asylum Foundation
64 – Estany Foundation
65 – Fadir Foundation
66 – Map Foundation
67 – Doctor Joan Pujol el Rusc Private Foundation
68 – Guifre Private Foundation
69 – Little Sisters of the Poor
70 – IES Santa Eugènia
71 – Elim Pentecostal Evangelical Church – Girona
72 – Inst. Servants of the Lord and the Virgin of Matará
73 – Ires – Institute for Social Reintegration
74 – L’Espiga Solidària
75 – Santa Teresa Jornet Home
76 – Our Lady of Angels – Daughters of Charity – Girona
77 – New Horizon
78 – Arbúcies Parish
79 – R. R. Carmelites of the Monastery of Our Lady of Carmen
80 – Res. Our Lady of Montserrat
81 – Salesians Sant Jordi – Pes
82 – Our Lady of Carmen
Food Distribution
In 2024, the Bank distributed food to 28,817 people in the Girona regions thanks to 81 collaborating entities, of which 61 distribute, 15 are consumption-focused —preparing and distributing cooked food— and 5 are mixed, for distribution and consumption.
The number of people served has maintained the downward trend that began after the 2020 pandemic.
Food Distribution
