Start a Virtual Food Drive
Everything’s easier when you do it online – even food drives!
The Second Harvest Heartland virtual food drive is a representational giving tool that allows organizations and individuals to host an online food drive. Our virtual drive tool allows us to serve more people, more efficiently.
Virtual food drives are for everyone! Register to host a virtual food drive as an individual or as part of a team. Your drive can be customized to meet the needs of your organization, your church group, your family, or yourself.
Start a virtual food drive today.
Benefits of hosting a virtual food drive:
No heavy boxes!
We can provide 3 complete meals for what it would cost you to purchase 1 can of food.
Fresh, nutritious foods like produce, dairy, meats and bread.
Real-time thermometer promotes participation and tracks progress towards your goal.
You can use any major credit card for payment on a secure site and donors will receive an e-receipt confirming their donations immediately.
Saves Second Harvest Heartland time and resources incurred by a physical food drive.
Increase your Employee Engagement with a Virtual Food Drive
Every dollar and every pound of food count, so whether you choose to host a Virtual Food & Fund Drive or want to go the more traditional route, your drive will help us feed our hungry neighbors in need.
If you plan to host a traditional food drive collecting shelf-stable foods and financial donations, please register here.
Resources for your drive
To make your drive a success please consider using resources from our toolkit.
Need help? Contact us
Questions? Contact Anne Laskey, Community Engagement Coordinator, at 651.209.7979 or via email at alaskey@2harvest.org.Food & Fund Drive Featured Partner - Best Buy
Employees from Best Buy's corporate digital team went head-to-head in one of the biggest food drives of the year. Motivated by competition, and a deep desire to give back, Best Buy employees raised a total of 11,656 pounds to help put 9,713 meals on the tables of families facing hunger this holiday season. Job well done and thank you, Best Buy!