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The updated pyramid is an inverted triangle. The largest part is made up of protein, dairy, fruits, vegetables and what the guidance describes as “healthy fats.” At the bottom is a smaller tip that includes whole grains, like bread and rice. The new 2025-2030 guidance emphasizes protein, nearly doubling what was recommended in the last version of U.S. dietary guidelines. It advises dairy consumption, including full-fat options, as a source of protein and healthy fat. Other go

Donating is one of the most direct ways to support the Priest Lake Food Bank . Your contributions make it possible for us to provide nutritious food, cover essential operating costs, and respond to the needs of our neighbors here in the Priest Lake area. Before donating food, it’s helpful to check what items we currently need. While staples like canned goods and pasta are always appreciated, we are often especially in need of items such as rice, spices, and other dry goods th

At Priest Lake, we pride ourselves on being a close-knit community—one where neighbors look out for one another. The Priest Lake Food Bank exists because of that spirit, and donations are the heartbeat that keeps our mission alive. Food insecurity doesn’t always look the way people expect. It can affect seniors on fixed incomes, families facing unexpected medical bills, seasonal workers during the off-season, or neighbors quietly going through a hard time. Many of those who n

Welcome! We’re so glad you’re here. This blog is a new way for the Priest Lake Food Bank to connect with our community, share updates, and highlight the people, partnerships, and generosity that make our work possible. Whether you’re a volunteer, donor, neighbor, or someone in need of support, this space is for you. Our mission has always been rooted in community — neighbors helping neighbors. Through this blog, we’ll share important news, upcoming events, volunteer opportuni