The target audience for Food Banks British Columbia (Food Banks BC) can be segmented into several distinct groups: **1. Individuals and Families Facing Food Insecurity:** This is the primary recipient audience. They are residents of British Columbia who lack consistent access to sufficient, nutritious food due to financial constraints or other socio-economic factors. Food Banks BC aims to serve this group by supporting local food banks that directly distribute food. **2. Local Food Banks (Members):** This is a critical operational target audience. Food Banks BC acts as a provincial association supporting a network of community food banks across BC. Their services are geared towards these member organizations, providing resources, training, bulk purchasing, advocacy, and a unified voice. The goal is to strengthen the capacity and effectiveness of these local operations. **3. Donors (Individual, Corporate, Foundation):** This audience is crucial for financial sustainability and resource acquisition. They include individuals who make one-time or recurring monetary donations, corporations seeking to fulfill CSR initiatives, and philanthropic foundations looking to support hunger relief efforts. The messaging for this group focuses on impact, transparency, and the breadth of the network's reach across BC. **4. Government Bodies and Policymakers:** Food Banks BC targets this audience for advocacy and policy change. They aim to influence public policy related to food security, poverty reduction, and social assistance programs that can reduce the underlying causes of hunger. This involves providing data, reports, and expert opinions. **5. The General Public (Awareness & Advocacy):** A broader audience for raising awareness about food insecurity in BC, dispelling myths, and encouraging community engagement through volunteering, food drives, and general support for the cause.