Serving Food EVERY SUNDAY At Our Lady of The Road from 1:00-2:00pm

Food Not Bombs
South Bend

What is Food Not Bombs?

Food Not Bombs started after the May 24, 1980 protest to stop the Seabrook Nuclear power station north of Boston in New Hampshire in the United States. The people that started Food Not Bombs share their first full meal outside the Federal Reserve Bank on March 26, 1981 during the stock holders meeting of the Bank of Boston to protest the exploitation of capitalism and investment in the nuclear industry.

Food Not Bombs - South Bend, Indiana

Food Not Bombs (FNB) - South Bend is a small all volunteer group from the local community that meets every Sunday to serve a lunch for anyone that wants food and community. We receive donations from multiple local organizations and individuals allowing us to provide this essential service to those in need.

Food Serve Information

LOCATION: Our Lady of The Road (744 S Main St, South Bend, IN 46601)
WHEN: EVERY SUNDAY; Meal Prep starts around 11:30am and food is served at 1:00pm. We serve anywhere from 50-100 people per week depending on the weather outside.

Stay up to date on what Food Not Bombs - South Bend is doing by checking out our blog that is updated weekly!

FNB South Bend Blog

Get Involved!

Food Not Bombs - South Bend is always looking for more people wanting to volunteer! See the Google Form below and we will contact you to provide more information and let you know about our monthly meetings!