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Ways to Give

Host a Drive

Have an event coming up? Turn it into a Food Drive!

Almost any event (a sports game, concert recital, school play, holiday party or family gathering) will work as a food drive, just ask the people that are attending to bring a couple of cans along to help those in need.

Click the button above to check out our food drive flyer for our most-needed items. In addition to these items, we can use can openers year-round in both of our pantries to give out to clients. 

Set a goal: Create huge poster boards that you can display in a prominent place with the goal written all over it.

Make it easy to give: Provide grocery bags or boxes for food or other donations.

Be Loud: Use some creativity to decorate the boxes. Hang your fliers EVERYWHERE!!! This is your food drive, everyone should know about it!

Take Pictures: We’re always looking for great shots to put on the web or social media! Make sure to tag us on social media, so we can help spread the word about your drive. 

Remember to thank everyone that donates. Tell them just how awesome they are for supporting Crisis Control Ministry and families within the local community who need food.

Tell Us About Your Food Drive!
First Name *
Last Name *
Phone Number (Required)
ext Extension
Country
Address Line 1 *
City *
State/Province *
Postal Code *
Start Date
End Date
Number of collection barrels requested:
Each barrel holds about 200 pounds of food.
We will deliver the barrels to the location of the drive. Please note, we are primarily available to deliver the barrels in the afternoons.
Please note, we are primarily available to pick up donations in the afternoons.

For information on organizing a food drive for Crisis Control Ministry at your church, place of work, neighborhood or civic organization, please contact Paul Cribb at pcribb@crisiscontrol.org or 336.201.5595.

Our Impact Fiscal Year 2022

  • People Helped

    18,107

  • Volunteers

    1,334

  • Dollars Raised

    $2,766,751

  • Pounds of Food Donated

    333,991

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