We collect in the following neighborhoods. If you don’t see your neighborhood listed, we would love to add you to our list! Email us for more information and how to set up a collection in your neighborhood.
PORCH is built around the simple idea of a neighborhood food drive. Here’s how it works:
Once a month, on collection day, leave your food donations on your front porch or at the designated front porch (or garage) in your neighborhood.
Volunteer neighborhood coordinators host the collection sites, and then transport the donated food by car to one of our local food pantries.
We collect in the following neighborhoods. If you don’t see your neighborhood listed, email us we would love to add you to our list!
St, Paul’s Baptist Church
Wedgewood Church
Nourish Up
Donate food – Contact us and we will let you know if there is a coordinator in your neighborhood or where the closest drop-off location is that month.
Coordinate and/or host a monthly food drive in your neighborhood! Email neighbors and post on your neighborhood social media about the collection and items needed by the partner pantry. Then, take the donated items to your designated food pantry.
To get involved email us!
Contact us and we will let you know if there is a coordinator in your neighborhood or the location of the closest drop-off spot.
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DonatePORCH Communities fights food insecurity by creating sustainable hunger relief programs at the local level. Started in 2010 in Chapel Hill, NC, PORCH has grown into a repeatable model of monthly neighborhood food drives and fresh produce distribution supplying food pantries, schools, and community programs across the country. PORCH’s volunteer network, now in 550 neighborhoods across 10 states, has contributed more than $12 million dollars in hunger relief.