Donate Food

The Food Bank gladly accepts donations of food, large and small, to distribute into the community through our network of partner agencies.

Individual from waist down sorting a box of non-perishable goods including peanut butter, canned pasta, and fruit cups

Food Drive Donations

The Food Bank welcomes the community to donate factory-sealed non-perishable products and beverages, refrigerated or frozen items and produce, and non-food essentials such as hygiene items, cleaning items, or paper products. Perishable items must be donated during business hours and not into one of the sheds.

Due to food safety regulations, we ask that you do not donate food items that are unsealed, loose items without ingredients listed, glass containers, or loose glass or plastic jars of baby food. These items must be discarded. 

For more information on individual donations or food and fund drives, contact Eli Lumens.

Want more tools & information? Our Host A Food & Fund Drive page has everything you need to know (including locations, business hours, and most needed items list).

2 large, pallet sized boxes of veggies - one of carrots, the other of red apples.

Food System Donations

The Food Bank works to provide the most nutritious and enjoyable foods possible to the communities we serve. Thanks to the generous support of our community, we’re able to work across the food system to obtain and provide access to food to people in need. 

We gladly accept food from retail donors, farmers and growers, and food manufacturers that is nutritious and safe for consumption yet might be considered unsellable. For more information about donating food to the Food Bank, please contact Carter Crain.

You can find more information about the Food Bank’s food sourcing here.