Food Assistance
St. Jude Food Bank, in Tuba City, Arizona, is located on the far western border of the Navajo Nation and serves area residents who require food assistance. This food service is provided by three Native American tribal reservations in the region; Western Navajo, Western Hopi and Southern Paiute.
The St. Jude Food Bank is a sponsored ministry of the Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul.
The Daughters of Charity and our local Board of Directors are answering the call to helping those living with food insecurity, especially the most vulnerable.
To help build a more secure life, we have partnered with local organizations and citizens in strategic initiatives aimed at creating sustainable food systems and encouraging self reliance.
Our Mission
The mission of St. Jude food Bank is to gather and make food available for those living with food insecurity on Western Navajo, Western Hopi and Southern Paiute reservations. We work to encourage self-sufficiency through education, advocacy and coalition building. We welcome each client with respect and genuine service from the heart.
Hours of Operation
Mon, Wed, Fri: 10 AM - 2 PM
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About Us
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Our Journey
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Donations
St. Jude Food Bank Vision Statement:
That no one, especially children and the elderly, be hungry in-spite of geographic, economic, physical or emotional conditions.
We are grateful to the many "friends of St. Jude" throughout the United States whose donations, small and large, help us meet our daily expenses and continue our ministry to Native American Catholics.
To become part of this generous group contact us at St. Jude Catholic Church, PO Box 248, Tuba City, AZ 86045. Thank you.
