Sheboygan County Food Bank

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Host a Food Drive

Food drives are one of the best ways to help make a difference for local families in need. We’re happy to provide a food collection box and help you organize all the details.

Current Most Needed Items: cereal/oatmeal, peanut butter, canned soup, canned tuna/chicken, canned fruit, and personal care items

**Non-expired, low-sodium, low-sugar, and light-syrup food items preferred.

Food Drive Checklist

Decide when you want to host a food drive and when the food collection boxes will be available for food contributions. Food drives can be stand-alone events, or associated with another activity.
Set a goal for the number of pounds of food you want to collect and promote your food drive on social media by tagging us at @shebctyfoodbank so that we can help you spread the word!
Review our Healthy Food Policy as a guideline for the best types of food to collect. Monitor your collection and let us know if you need more boxes.
We are happy to help you by providing, delivering, and picking up collection boxes for your food drive.

Food Drive Registration Form

Let us help you plan the details of your food drive. Please complete and submit this form, and a staff member will reach out to you shortly.

Thank you for helping make a difference for families in need!







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    Food Drive Ideas

    Need a theme or purpose alongside your food drive? Here are some ideas:

    • “Spread the love” (peanut butter collection on or around Valentine’s Day)
    • Birthday parties
    • Sports events (in-person or on TV)
    • Community dances
    • Concerts and performances
    • Hunger Action Month (September)
    • National Food Bank Day (first Friday in September)
    • Halloween parties, haunted houses, and trick-or-treating events
    • #GivingTuesday (Tuesday after Thanksgiving)
    • Christmas or other holiday parties