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SURPLUS FOOD DONATIONS
For corporate/business donations of food and consumer products, or to arrange a pick-up, by one of our member agenices, please contact South Florida Hunger Coalition Chair, Mary Macomber at mfmac43@gmail.com.
RESTAURANT DONATIONS
In 2008 the state of Florida passed the "Jack Davis Florida Restaurant Lending a Helping Hand Act". The law, which specifically protected restaurants from liability, was named after the 11-year-old from South Florida who had alerted state legislators to the vast amounts of food discarded by local restaurants.
If you are a restaurant interested in donating to a local soup kitchen in your area, please contact South Florida Hunger Coaltion Coordinator, Sandi Gruber, via email at sgruber@southfloridahungercoalition.org.
PANTRY WISH LIST
If you are an individual, please take your donations directly to your local food bank.
Most needed food items include:
- Pasta products & Rice
- Canned meats and fish
- Dry and canned soups & stews
- Canned fruit & vegetables
- Flour
- Breakfast cereal
- Peanut butter
- Canned/Powdered milk
- Fruit Juices
- Pasta Sauce
- Beans & Legumes
- Infant formula & Baby Food
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