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Elks Spotlight Grant supports Kingman Area Food Bank

KINGMAN, Ariz. – Kingman Elks Lodge No. 468 employed the 2026 Elks Spotlight Grant to provide much needed food items to the Kingman Area Food Bank (KAFB) again this year. During the last fiscal year, the KAFB assisted over 26,132 individuals as well as an additional 16,788 households through their partner agencies like the Kingman Elks Lodge. KAFB distributed more than 178,000 pounds of food to those in need.

KAFB Dan Jones, Nani Chrimes, KAFB Director Ryan Garcia, Bob Chrimes, and Terri Jones. Photo courtesy Nani Chrimes, Kingman Elks Lodge No. 468

In a friendly competition this year, Kingman Elks Lodge 468 and Kingman Moose Lodge 1704 are collecting as many food items for KAFB as possible during the month of July. The winner gets bragging rights for the year!

On July 6, Kingman Elks members picked up 782 pounds of food from Safeway and delivered the pallet to KAFB. A great start to support our local community’s families and veterans.

Safeway Manager Jake, Elks Dan Jones, Bob Chrimes and Terri Jones; Photo courtesy Nani Chrimes, Kingman Elks Lodge No. 468