Food Drive FAQ
Thank you for choosing to support Foodbank SA and the Northern Territory. We support 150,000+ South and Northern Territorians every month with food relief so your support is very much appreciated.
Our most wanted items are those who everyone should have in their pantries.
- Pasta
- Rice
- Tuna
- Pasta Sauces
- Canned Fruit
- Canned Veggies
- Canned Soups
- Canned Meals
- Baked Beans
- Jams & Spreads
- Long life milk
- Coffee
- Breakfast Cereal
When planning and promoting your Food Drive, make sure that you have this ‘shopping list’ handy!
We find that it is easier if you just get any cardboard box you have available. You can decorate it with your own posters and the list of your most wanted items.
Food drives are a great way for school communities to come together whilst helping Foodbank to get more food, grocery and personal items to the people who need them.
At Foodbank SA we are all for the community coming together and helping each other out. Registering your Food Drive shows our future generations that there is support for them should they ever need it and helps students to gain an understanding and different perspective of a person’s environment. Register your School Food Drive Here.
Yes we do! Click here to download some posters with our Most Wanted list.
School posters can be found here: School Food Drive and ‘What food to collect?‘.
You can drop off your donation at any of our four warehouses across the state, or our Food Hubs. You can find all addresses and trading hours on our Contacts page.
The duration of your food drive is up to the individual organisation. We generally recommend 2 – 4 weeks. If holding a single day food drive we recommend giving plenty of notice to those involved to ensure success.
For school food drives, if holding on one day, make sure you provide your students and families plenty of notice.