According to Feeding America, 13.9% of Orange County residents experience food insecurity, and local food programs are feeling the squeeze amid increased demand. Lend a hand to neighbors in need by donating groceries, money, or your time to these Orlando food banks.
Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida
Sort items and pack boxes, or make a monetary donation. Every $10 provides 40 meals for locals in need.
United Against Poverty Orlando
Drop off donations like baby food, crackers, cereal, and pastas from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Monday-Friday at the Life Enrichment Center.
Matthew’s Hope
Buy items like fruit bowls, protein bars, and canned vegetables from this nonprofit’s Amazon wishlist — or sign up to purchase, prepare, or serve meals.
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