At work.
Bring colleagues together for a collection, a group service day, or an employer-supported fundraiser.
Plan a workplace effortYour people. A shared purpose.
Make a little
good turn into
something big.
Turn a birthday, team project, church collection, or workplace effort into a food or fund drive for local neighbors.
A straightforward plan
Gather people.
Share the good.
- Connect with the food bank.Tell us about your group, dates, and idea. Ask about current needs and how to coordinate your drive.
- Set a simple goal.Choose food, funds, or both. Agree on your collection location and the dates you’ll share with supporters.
- Make giving easy.For financial gifts, share the food bank’s secure giving link so supporters donate directly. For food, use the current collection guidance.
- Bring it all together.Arrange delivery with the office and thank your group. Ask the food bank how to describe the drive’s results accurately.
Collecting food?
Peanut butter, canned proteins, rice, pasta, cereal, and canned produce are useful starting points. Confirm current needs and delivery plans with the office.
See food-drive guidanceGood ideas can start anywhere
Bring your community
into the story.
With your group.
Give your church, club, school, or civic organization a shared project with a clear local purpose.
Plan a group driveFor a milestone.
Invite generosity around a birthday, anniversary, or meaningful occasion. Talk to staff about the right approach.
Share your ideaA little generosity.
A lot of possibility.
Help put good food—and a little breathing room—within reach of a neighbor.