Ways to Give

Nobody in our community should have to go hungry. Your gift helps provide nutritious food for children, families, and seniors here in Southwest Florida. Every $1 you give helps provide 2 meals.

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Your Impact

Your Gift Helps Put Food on a Neighbor’s Table

When money is tight, keeping food on the table can be difficult. Your gift helps provide nutritious food through local pantries and mobile distributions in Charlotte, Collier, Glades, Hendry, and Lee counties.

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

Hunger doesn’t stop after one meal. Your monthly gift helps keep nutritious food available for children, families, and seniors throughout the year.

Every $1 you give helps provide

2 meals

Choose Monthly on the donation form to make your gift a monthly contribution.

Other Ways to Give

Plan a future gift, recommend a grant from a donor-advised fund, or give in honor or memory of someone special.

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Legacy & Planned Giving

A gift in your will or trust can help provide food for neighbors for years to come. Include Harry Chapin Food Bank in your plans and help care for the community you love.

Call (239) 334-7007

Donor-Advised Funds

Help provide nutritious food for neighbors facing hunger by recommending a grant to Harry Chapin Food Bank through your donor-advised fund.

Call (239) 334-7007
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Give in Honor or Memory

Celebrate someone special or remember a loved one with a gift that helps put food on a neighbor’s table.

Make a Tribute Gift

Community Fundraisers

Current Fundraisers

Support a community fundraiser and help Harry Chapin Food Bank provide food for neighbors across Southwest Florida.

View all fundraisers

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Feeding the Future

Help Build the Hunger Action Center

Harry Chapin Food Bank is building a new home for hunger relief in Fort Myers. With your support, the Hunger Action Center will help us provide more nutritious food to neighbors across Charlotte, Collier, Glades, Hendry and Lee counties.

Gift at Work

See what your gift can do

Every $1 you give helps provide 2 meals for neighbors facing hunger. Here’s how your gift can help.

$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.

Help Ensure Nobody Has To Go Hungry

Your gift helps put nutritious food on the table for neighbors here in Southwest Florida. Give today.

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