how you can help
  As easy as 1, 2, 3 ... There are many ways to help the St. Louis Area Foodbank.  From making a financial or food donation to spending time repackaging donated food for distribution to those in need.
1. To make a financial donation to the St. Louis Area Foodbank, please click here.  Read our Privacy Policy.
 
2. To make a food donation to the St. Louis Area Foodbank or to learn about sponsoring a food drive at your business or organization, please contact:
Tim Donovan
Director of Inventory & IT
314.292.5398
tdonovan@stlfoodbank.org		 Lenora Young
Director of Product Sourcing
314.292.5395
lyoung@stlfoodbank.org

Read about the The Federal Bill Emerson Good Samaritan Food Donation Act which provides protection for food donors.
 
3. To volunteer, at the St. Louis Area Foodbank, please contact:
Brett Moeller, Volunteer/Repackaging Coordinator
314.292.5397
bmoeller@stlfoodbank.org
Or, you can register through VolunteerMatch.org by visiting the St. Louis Area Foodbank's page here.

See also
· KEZK "Christmas in July" drive results in more than 34,000 meals for local families in need.

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 Students with autism help out at Foodbank.  “People with disabilities can and do help others,” Giant Steps Director Betty Berger observes.  Around here, young people with autism work efficiently, packing cans and boxes into cartons for clients of the St. Louis Area Foodbank.

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 Littlest Foodbank friend has BIG heart for those in need  Five-year-old Briana coordinates food drive at her pre-school.

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 Monsanto volunteers spend their lunch hours packing, not eating, food at St. Louis Area Foodbank  (Also, read about the group in the Suburban Journals)

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 Faith in Action:  School/Student Commitment Make the Difference (Story pulled from December 2002 Newsletter.  Click here for the entire online issue.)