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Second Harvest seeks to obtain both perishable and nonperishable items in quantities that can be distributed to area food pantries, soup kitchens, shelters, and other feeding programs for those in need.
In addition to food, Second Harvest also receives and distributes other needed household products such as diapers, personal hygiene items, detergents and cleaning supplies that cannot be purchased with food stamps.
Food Drives
Interested in running a food drive?  Food Drive Manual
Benefits of Donating
- Food donors are protected from liability under the Federal Good Samaritan Act
- Companies can receive a substantial tax benefit from donating.
- Reduce dumping fees and help the environment.
- One phone call reaches an entire network.
- It makes good business sense and demonstrates your company's concern for the less fortunate in your community.
Distribution Center
Second Harvest has the capacity and experience to handle donations of all sizes! Designed according to food industry standards, our 16,000-square foot facility is capable of handling large amounts of product safely and efficiently. Some of its features are:
- 5,000 cubic feet of refrigerated storage
- 8,800 cubic feet of freezer space
- 11,500 square feet of dry storage
- 1,350 square feet of re-pack work area
- Shipping & Receiving docks
To make a food donation or for more information on running a food drive please contact the Food Resource Coordinator, Susan Joreski, at
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or 440-960-2265, x-224.
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