FEED UTAH – UTAH FOOD BANK
Help Feed Utah with FM100.3!
For the first time, you can be a part of a statewide movement of caring where volunteers from diverse faith-based congregations, organizations, and neighborhoods help the Utah Food Bank feed more than 1/2 million Utahns who are hungry. Just leave your bags and boxes full of non-perishable food by the front door by 9:00am, Saturday, March 20th for pickup and turn hunger to hope. Find more details on the first annual Help Feed Utah Food Drive on UtahFoodBank.org/FeedUtah and FM100.com. How to Participate
– Residents across the state will receive reminder door hangers during the week of March 15th.
– Utah residents are encouraged to fill any bag or box with non-perishable food donations, then leave by their front door by 9:00 a.m. on Saturday, March 20th for pick-up.
– Most-needed food items include canned meats, peanut butter, boxed meals, chili and canned fruits and vegetables. Please no glass items.
– Financial donations can be made at UtahFoodBank.org/FeedUtah.
– Sign up to volunteer at a food drop-off location across the state on the day of the food drive.
– For further information about how to participate, visit UtahFoodBank.org/FeedUtah
About Feed Utah
– The 1st annual Feed Utah food drive will be held on Saturday, March 20th, 2021.
– Multi-faith based congregations, organizations and residents throughout Utah will collaborate with Utah Food Bank for the first annual statewide Feed Utah food drive, in partnership with Associated Food Stores, JustServe, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the NAACP and the Boys & Girls Clubs of Utah Alliance.
– Our hope is that the Feed Utah food drive will bring together the power of Utah’s diverse religions, communities and organizations in the fight against hunger—all while adhering to strict social distancing recommendations and safety protocols.
How to Participate
– Residents across the state will receive reminder door hangers during the week of March 15th.
– Utah residents are encouraged to fill any bag or box with non-perishable food donations, then leave by their front door by 9:00 a.m. on Saturday, March 20th for pick-up.
– Most-needed food items include canned meats, peanut butter, boxed meals, chili and canned fruits and vegetables. Please no glass items.
– Financial donations can be made at UtahFoodBank.org/FeedUtah.
– Sign up to volunteer at a food drop-off location across the state on the day of the food drive.
– For further information about how to participate, visit UtahFoodBank.org/FeedUtah.
Hunger in Utah
– 1 in 5 Utah children are unsure where their next meal will come from.
– 511,000 Utahns are at risk of missing a meal today – that number has skyrocketed since the beginning of the pandemic.
About Utah Food Bank
• Utah Food Bank’s mission is Fighting Hunger Statewide. With more than 115 years of operation, we are one of the oldest charities in Utah, and are committed to helping Utahns facing hunger in all 29 counties.
• Through generous donations of food time and money last year, we were able to distribute 52.9 million pounds of food, the equivalent of 44.1 million meals, to Utahns facing hunger statewide.
• Utah Food Bank can stretch each $1 donated into $8.03 worth of goods and services, so donations of money have the most impact, but donated food allows us to provide the variety our clients appreciate greatly.