Host a Food Drive

Host a Virtual or In-Person Food Drive for Hunger Task Force

By hosting your own virtual or in-person food drive, it’s never been easier to support hungry families in Milwaukee! After registering your drive, Hunger Task Force will reach out to confirm drive details within 2-3 business days. We will also walk you through the Virtual Food Drive process, create your custom URL, coordinate the food collection boxes you may need and answer any questions you may have.

Questions about Virtual Food Drives or want to host an in-person food drive? Please contact Mardi Smirl, Community Relations Manager, at [email protected] or 414.616.3423.

Food Drive Registration Form

Contact Information
Organization Name*
First Name*
Please identify your Food Drive Coordinator
Last Name*
Email*
Organization Address*
Address Line 2
State*
Zip Code*
City*
Phone*
Coordinator's Daytime Phone Number
Food Drive Information
Select your Drive*
There are a variety of ways to raise foods and funds to support the Hunger Task Force mission.
Start Date*
MM slash DD slash YYYY

Select date of your food drive event or the beginning date of your ongoing food drive collection period.
Anticipated End Date
MM slash DD slash YYYY

Help us understand how long you are preparing to collect healthy food for Hunger Task Force.
Please note any details and goals for your food drive (ie: week-long drive in honor of Nurse's Week, etc.)
Organizational Logo
Max. file size: 50 MB.
Name
This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.

CONTACT US

Mardi Smirl

Community Relations Manager

[email protected]

What types of healthy food donations does Hunger Task Force need?

Hunger Task Force is committed to providing healthy options in each of these categories to the organizations within our free and local emergency food network, offering fresh items whenever possible. The Hunger Task Force MyPlate has changed the basics of local hunger relief, targeting healthy, nutritious food donations from the community over highly processed, boxed foods – like boxed macaroni & cheese and ramen noodles.

When choosing items to donate from the grocery store shelf, think about fruit packed in its own juices; low- and no-salt vegetables; low-fat dairy foods; lean meats and whole grain foods. When in doubt, look to our Preferred Food Items (below) to know what foods to donate.