Feeding Our Hungry Neighbors
For 40 years, Gleaners Community Food Bank has been "feeding hungry people and nourishing our communities." Please join us in helping provide food and hope to hungry neighbors in southeast Michigan. Together, we will end hunger in our communities.
Throughout southeast Michigan, more than 650,000 people will face hunger this year.
Looking to Donate?
Please join us in helping provide food and hope to hungry neighbors in southeast Michigan. Together, we will end hunger in our communities.
Donate NowWant to Volunteer?
We offer several different opportunities for volunteering! From programs for children all the way to initiatives for Seniors. We would love your help!
VolunteerNeed Assistance?
Do you need emergency food assistance? There are a number of resources available, including through Gleaners' partner agency network. We are here to help!
Get HelpMore on What We Do
In collaboration with our member agencies and our program partners, we provide millions of much needed meals using donated and purchased food to people in need.
Learn MoreUpcoming Events & Food Drives
Nov 10, 2018 9am - 1pm
Scouting for Food
The Boys Scouts will join forces with the Girl Scouts of Southeastern Michigan for a council-wide community service project rooted in the very foundation of the Scouting movement.
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Sep 01, 2018 to Oct 01, 2019
Kroger Round Up
In response to on-going community needs, Kroger is now inviting customers to help bring food to the tables of their hungry neighbors with its Round-Up fundraising campaign
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Food Bank News and Updates
Mow Down Hunger
Sam Bullock, executive chef with Gleaners, and Senior Development Director Stacy Kessel stopped by the Fox2 Kitchen Saturday morning to talk about the initiative and share some easy and healthy food ideas.
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Kroger Grants Totaling Over $480,000 Lend a Hand to Local Food Banks
Grants are part of Kroger’s bold Zero Hunger | Zero Waste plan, which celebrated its first anniversary this month.
Collaborative Discussions on Food Insecurity
Food for Thought on WJR
Hosted by Dr. Phillip Knight, Executive Director of the Food Bank Council of Michigan, the show ‘Food for Thought’ is scheduled to air on Sunday nights at 8:00 PM after the Agriculture Report on News/Talk 760 AM WJR. Gerry Brisson, Chair of the Board of the Food Bank Council of Michigan, and President of Gleaners Community Food Bank will co-host the show. Topics include “Who’s Hungry,” “Spotlight on Senior Hunger,” and “Tools in the Anti-Hunger Tool Box – Creating the Safety Net”.
Listen to the latest show below! More shows will be added as they’re available.
