Ways to Give

More Ways to Support Neighbors

Beyond a one-time or monthly gift, here are other ways to help Harry Chapin Food Bank feed neighbors facing hunger across Southwest Florida.

A volunteer in an orange shirt handing a bag of fresh produce to a neighbor at an outdoor mobile pantry distribution.

Your Impact

Neighbors Across Five Counties Count on Gifts Like Yours

From Fort Myers to Naples and every community in between, your gift helps Harry Chapin Food Bank put fresh, nourishing food directly into the hands of neighbors facing hunger — at mobile distributions, partner pantries, and everywhere our work reaches across Southwest Florida.

A volunteer hands a bag to two neighbors picking up fresh produce and groceries under a covered outdoor distribution area.

Monthly Giving

Give Monthly, Help All Year Long

A recurring monthly gift helps Harry Chapin Food Bank plan ahead and respond the moment a neighbor needs help.

Every $1 you give helps provide

2 meals

Choose a monthly gift when you give securely on the Give page, and that support keeps working all year.

Ways to Give

More ways to support neighbors

Beyond a one-time or monthly gift, here are other ways to support Harry Chapin Food Bank.

Legacy & Planned Giving

Include Harry Chapin Food Bank in your will, trust, or estate plan to help ensure neighbors across Southwest Florida have access to food for years to come.

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Donor-Advised Funds

Recommend a grant to Harry Chapin Food Bank through your donor-advised fund (DAF) to support neighbors facing hunger across Southwest Florida.

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Tribute Giving

Honor or remember someone special with a gift made in their name.

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Gift at Work

See what your gift provides

Every gift helps provide meals to neighbors across Southwest Florida — here’s what a few example amounts help make possible.

$10 helps provide

20 meals

to neighbors facing hunger.

$25 helps provide

50 meals

to neighbors facing hunger.

$50 helps provide

100 meals

to neighbors facing hunger.

Make an immediate impact.

One gift right now helps stock shelves for neighbors across Fort Myers, Naples, and every community Harry Chapin Food Bank serves in between.

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