The Greater Lansing Food Bank also provides food through our Garden Project and Food Movers programs. Emergency food orders, which include enough non-perishable food to last a needy family for six days. Packs for the homeless, which include food and items needed by individuals without a residence, such as paper plates and can openers. Baby formula for infants. Sponsoring a family.
Contributions are tax deductible and qualify for the State of Michigan tax credit for food banks.
Distributing donation envelopes through your business, organization or church. Organizing a food drive in your neighborhood or where you work. Becoming a volunteer for the Food Bank, Food Movers or The Garden Project. Sorting food for the Greater Lansing Food Bank. Representatives from the Greater Lansing Food Bank, the Garden Project and Food Movers will be present to give information and answer questions.