In addition to our partnerships with local farmers, retailers, and manufacturers, the Food Bank network welcomes donations from community members — including factory-sealed, nonperishable products and beverages, refrigerated or frozen items and produce, and other non-food essentials such as hygiene items, cleaning items, or paper products. Food safety regulations require donated items to be sealed and have all ingredients listed.
Our network of 700+ pantries, no-cost markets, meal sites, and delivery programs can ensure your food donation reaches local families as quickly as possible. See our list of most-needed items here — and find a drop-off location near you using the button below.
Working with our incredible partners at PORCH Communities, neighbors can come together for a monthly collection of nonperishable goods that support nearby pantries and no-cost markets. It's as easy as choosing a date for your neighborhood to set out donations for collection!
Want to make an immediate difference? Online drives with friends and colleagues help us purchase the exact products local pantries and meal sites need. Every $10 raised provides 50 meals for families in our area!
Non-perishable protein like tuna, chicken, and peanut butter are in high demand at local food assistance sites. Ready-to-heat meals such as soup and pasta are also a helpful addition for many families.
If your business, place of worship, or community group is in a position to help impacted families, we want to hear from you! Communities are coming together in new ways to offset significant cuts to federal funding and food supplies. We'd love to connect on opportunities to ensure no one goes hungry.
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