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Building Stronger Connections: FEBA Visits FødevareBanken

In August 2026, FEBA CEO Esteban Arriaga visited the FødevareBanken team in Denmark

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In August 2026, FEBA CEO Esteban Arriaga visited the FødevareBanken team in Denmark to exchange ideas on how to further strengthen our collaboration. Over the years, FødevareBanken has expanded its reach across Denmark, built strong partnerships with food operators, and developed its corporate and foundation donor base.

The Danish food bank organises weekly food deliveries for food community projects in public housing, and runs a range of programmes, including Breakfast Clubs, food waste education in schools, cooking workshops, and corporate volunteering initiatives. This visit was also an opportunity for FEBA and FødevareBanken to meet with current and prospective partners to discuss current and future partnerships in Denmark and beyond.

FEBA warmly thanks our colleagues at FødevareBanken for their hospitality!

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