Bread Line, Inc.
A 501 (C) 3 Non-Profit Organization
Serving the Fairbanks Community Since 1984
For over 35 years, the Bread Line has been feeding people and affirming lives. Today we have four programs that work together in support of this mission:
Stone Soup Cafe | Stone’s Throw | Kids Cafe | Stone Soup Garden
Our Mission
…the Bread Line inspires community collaboration to feed people and affirm the lives of Fairbanks, Alaska’s most vulnerable neighbors.
The Bread Line is an inclusive and accessible anti-hunger organization that has been serving Fairbanks for over 30 years.
Our mission is made possible through community support provided by donations and volunteers.
Provides hot meals to Fairbanks area residents
A community garden providing fresh, local food for Stone Soup guests
Families gather monthly and volunteer to prepare meals
A job training program providing culinary skills, life skills and job skills
What's Happening?
Latest News
Catalyst Kitchen Grant Award
Thank you to Catalyst Kitchens by FareStart and the C19ImpactInitiative for awarding the Bread Line with funding.
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Field of Greens: Planting Day Success
Thank you to all the hard working volunteers that made this year’s planting day a success!
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Increase of Need During Covid-19
Channel 11 Fairbanks segment highlights the Bread Line’s work during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Bread Line Service Update
Hello - I hope your spirits are up & that your hand are clean! In light of Fairbanks' positive cases of COVID-19, the Bread Line's Stone Soup Cafe is moving to take out meals for the morning service. This begins tomorrow. We are taking this step to protect our...
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Community Needs During Covid-19 Pandemic
A message from Bread Line regarding Covid-19.
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Ice Bowl 2020: a huge success!
Snow flurries & below-freezing temperatures didn't stop our disc-throwing friends at Pioneer Park from having an amazing event this past Saturday! Ice Bowl 2020 had a *great* turn out at Pioneer Park & we had an absolute blast being there. Big, big thanks to...
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