Posts Tagged ‘Food Drive’
18th Annual Livingston County Association of Realtors Food & Fund Drive
The Livingston County Association of Realtors have been feeding their neighbors in Livingston County since 2003!
Read MoreDetroit Lions Coach Encourages Community to Help Fight Hunger
Detroit Lions running backs coach Kyle Caskey, along with his wife Kayla, have teamed up with Gleaners create a Virtual Food Drive to help those in need
Read MoreMahler Madness
The Michigan Philharmonic brings you an afternoon of captivating, engaging and eclectic music, with classics from Mahler and Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, mingled with new music from one of our favorite young composers and local star, Jessica Hunt.
Read MoreJanuary Kroger Food Drives Raises 246,549 Pounds
Gleaners volunteers and Kroger shoppers turned out in great numbers to help gather food for people in need. We are grateful to our community of volunteers who covered 2,200 volunteer shifts during the past month.
Read MoreMonteith Student Council’s Food Drive Helps Gleaners
The Monteith Elementary School student council wanted to help out others, so Nov. 1-25, students held a food drive at the school to feed the hungry.
Read MoreCANstruction
Teams of Metro Detroit architects, engineers, contractors, designers, and students will come together to design and build structures inspried by the theme “INCLUSION” and made entirely from canned food within a 10′ x 10′ x 10′ space.
Read MoreHands4Detroit
Bring food donations to St. Peter & Paul Roman Catholic Church, 7685 Grandville Ave., Detroit, 48228 and volunteer for
community clean-up, local repair and beautification projects, sorting donated food, provide hospitality, and/or give monetary donations.
Kellogg Second Annual Virtual Food Drive
Gleaners is joining with Kellogg/Del Monte/Hormel/Feeding America to partner with Amazon on an innovative virtual food drive. Visit our Amazon “Wishlist” to easily “shop, ship and donate” by selecting items from a list of featured foods on the site and shipping it directly to Gleaners. The food items were curated for programs like School Food…
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