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Feeding America

Food procurement and support for a nationwide food-bank network.

EIN 36-3673599 · Reporting period ended Jun 30, 2025

Financial data retrieved Oct 13, 2026 · Figures rechecked Oct 17, 2026

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Spending & reporting score

The score combines reported program spending, the financial documents reviewed, and the age of those records.

Not an impact rating. This is not a percentage of your gift.

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How the money was spent

For every $100 spent:

Food distribution & food-bank supportIncludes the staff and supplies for this work.
About $9898.4% of expenses
Raising fundsAsking for and collecting support.
About $11.3% of expenses
Running the organizationManagement and everyday administration.
About $00.3% of expenses

Reported expense allocation for FY 2025. Total: $5,196,576,000. Rounded amounts may not add to $100.

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What the figures show

About $98 out of every $100 spent went toward food distribution and food-bank support.

This includes the cost of staff, supplies and other resources used for that work. It is not all money handed to people.

Spending figures describe accounting allocations. They do not measure a program’s quality or results.

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Sources and financial context

What the spending picture leaves out

Donated food and other nonfinancial assets dominate the reported expense total. This ratio does not describe where an additional cash donation would go.

Spending ratios alone do not establish effectiveness or waste. Outcome evidence has not been assessed. Financial figures alone cannot show the quality or results of this work.

The functional expense statement separately reports expenses before nonfinancial contributions. Comparing that view helps expose the effect of donated goods.

$4.66B of nonfinancial assets are included in expenses. The program share before these assets is a separate diagnostic, not a strictly cash-flow measure.

Food distribution expenses are reported here. Meals attributable to a new donation are not estimated.

How the score works, in plain language

The score combines three financial and reporting measures. It describes the records reviewed, not the effectiveness of a charity’s programs.

Spending on the cause60% of the score
59.0 of 60 points
Source records25% of the score
25.0 of 25 points
Age of records15% of the score
15.0 of 15 points

Our assessment of reported spending and source records. Not an audit or a guarantee of impact.

An independent audit is included in this snapshot. A functional expense breakdown is included.

Methodology financial-balanced-1.0. Age measured at Oct 17, 2026.

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Sources, scope and reporting dates

Feeding America national organization; not a roll-up of all member food banks

FY2025 audited financial statements. Printed page 5, statement of functional expenses. Values converted from thousands to dollars.

Source snapshot retrieved Oct 13, 2026. Figures rechecked Oct 17, 2026.

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Official website source recorded Oct 14, 2026. Visit source website (opens a new tab)

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