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How You Can Help
You Can Help with a Donation, becoming a Volunteer, or organizing a Food Drive!
Donation Options
•The Greater Lansing Food Bank has moved offices and are in need of supplies to fill the new space. Please see the list of items.
•Donate now by credit card at a secure site. Click Here
•Send a contribution to:
Greater Lansing Food Bank
PO Box 16224
Lansing, MI 48901
•Set up electronic funds transfer (EFT) at your bank to make monthly or quarterly contributions from your account to our Chase Bank account.
•Remember the Greater Lansing Food Bank in your will or estate plan.
•Donate stock. Call your broker for instructions or our office to get the phone number of the GLFB broker.
•Make a donation in lieu of a gift for an anniversary, birthday or holiday.
•Make a donation in memory of or to honor someone.
•Donate plant starts, canning jars, trucking of compost, garden tools, a used pick-up truck, or anything else that would benefit a garden. See The Garden Project below.
For more information:
email the Greater Lansing Food Bank at
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or call the GLFB Office at (517) 853-7800
Volunteer Options
•Volunteer for Food Movers, a food rescue program of the Greater Lansing Food Bank:
Pick up prepared and perishable food, help maintain vehicles, and more! Hours are available during the week as well as Saturday and Sunday.
Contact: Phyllis Handley, FM Director
(517) 482-1270 /
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•Volunteer for The Garden Project, a program of the Greater Lansing Food Bank:
Opportunities include gleaning surplus produce from area farms, leading garden or food education programs, help with seed packaging, and more!
Contact: Anne Rauscher, GP Director
(517) 853-7809 / This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
•Organize a food drive at your church, school, work or through community organizations at any time of year. Individuals, corporations and manufacturers that donate food and/or and funds benefit from federal tax deductions. For more information on food drives, CLICK HERE.
•Have something on our items needed list taking up space in your garage or basement? Donations to the food bank are tax deductible. See our current wish list and call 853-7800 today.
Revised June 2010
