Food & Fund Drives
Community food and fund drives provide nutritious food and vital operating funds for the Gallatin Valley Food Bank while raising awareness of hunger issues in our community. Monetary donations keep our freezers running, lights on, and our vehicles on the road. They also support our innovative programs to address the root causes of hunger through advocacy and education. Cash also allows Gallatin Valley Food Bank to purchase bulk food to be repacked by volunteers. Because we are able to make large, bulk purchases, our cost per pound of food is far lower than that of food bought at retail prices by individuals, which means your dollars buy twice as much food as they would in a store. Food drives provide some of the healthiest and highest-quality food the Gallatin Valley Food Bank receives.
We DO accept fresh produce as well as commercially processed Wild Game.
A huge thank you to the hundreds of schools, offices, faith-based groups, and others who organize food and fund drives.
List of Currents Food Needs
- Low sodium tomato products
- Canned tuna or chicken in water
- Canned fruits in juice
- Low sodium canned vegetables
- Whole grain pasta
- Low sugar cereal
- Low sugar peanut butter
- Brown rice
- Low sodium soups
- Rusty or unlabeled cans
- Homemade items
- Noncommercial canned items
- Noncommercial packaged items
- Alcoholic beverages or mixes
- Open or partially used items
- Cans that have been frozen
Download Our Food Drive Manual
At this time we are unable to receive food drives. Thank you for understanding.
