The Richmond Food Bank belongs to the following organizations:

• Food Banks British Columbia
• Food Banks Canada
• Volunteer Canada
• Volunteer Vancouver
• Richmond Chamber of Commerce
• Richmond Community Advisory Committee
• Volunteer Richmond Information Services

Other Lower Mainland food banks also belonging to Food Banks British Columbia:

• Greater Vancouver Food Bank
• Surrey Food Bank

We partner with other agencies to help meet the nutritional needs of the community, supplying them with perishable food items as we are able.

• St Alban Church's Community Meal
• Gilmore Park United's Community Meal
• Salvation Army - Richmond
• Richmond Bethel M B Church
• Pathways Clubhouse
• Richmond Family Place
• FSGV Community Kitchens
• Franciscan Sisters of Atonement soup kitchen

Other resources and information:

• 211 services are now available! 211 is an easy to remember three-digit number that will connect callers to free information about community, social and government services.
• Food Banks Canada’s HungerCount study for 2009 shows the largest
  year-over-year increase in food bank use on record.
• Child Poverty Report Card - The 2008 BC Campaign 2000 Child Poverty Report Card was released on Friday, November 21.
• BC Local Level Data on Income and Poverty - October 2008
• A Poverty Backgrounder - April 2009 - a wealth of information on poverty in Richmond prepared by the Richmond PRC
• The Richmond Community Services Advisory Committee brings together a broad and diverse group of government, community, and agency representatives concerned about community and social issues and the well-being of the community. The RCSAC advises Richmond City Council on social, Health and community matters. The RFB is a member agency.
• Vancouver Coastal Health on Food Security: a broad concept encompassing the safety, quality and sustainability of our food supply, and access to a healthy diet. 
• Chimo Crisis Centre - "Helping people make sound choices" - helps people in many languages.
• United Way
• The City of Richmond's Housing Overview including their Affordable Housing Strategy and Homeless Strategy.
• Volunteer Richmond Information Services contributes to an enhanced quality of life in Richmond by bringing people and services together.
• Volunteer Richmond Information Services Low Income Resource Directory has a comprehensive list of services available for those living in poverty. The services are also available listed alphabetically by organization.
• Richmond Fruit Tree Sharing Project distributes harvested food to the Food Bank and community organizations in Richmond, with the help of volunteers.
• Richmond Food Security Society
• Richmond Gateway Theatre is a neighbouring and supportive organization.
• SUCCESS job listings - a simple registration with the site makes available job listings that may not appear elsewhere
• Richmond Children First works with people and organizations to make Richmond a great place to raise children by:
  • making it easier for families to find out about programs and activities
  • working together to meet the needs of young children and their families
  • raising awareness about the importance of the early years