Donate
Together, we can work to ensure that everyone in Vermont has access to enough nourishing food every day.
When you donate to Vermont Foodbank, you’re helping your neighbors, your community, and your state. As Vermont’s largest charitable food organization, we work with partners throughout the state to make sure access to food is available no matter where someone happens to be.
Your support provides food and services to neighbors facing hunger today, while helping build a stronger and more resilient future for Vermont.
Automatic Payroll Deductions
Did you know that many employers, including federal and state governments, offer automatic payroll deductions as a way to give to charitable organizations such as Vermont Foodbank? If you work for a private business or organization, speak with your HR team to find out if they offer payroll deductions and ask them to direct your gift to Vermont Foodbank!
If you’re a Vermont State Employee you can give to Vermont Foodbank automatically through the State of Vermont VTShares Campaign. Each fall state employees can designate to have any amount deducted from their paycheck directed to charitable organizations such as Vermont Foodbank.
Vermont Foodbank is proud to participate in the Combined Federal Campaign (CFC), which is available to federal government employees. When giving through CFC, find us under our name in the CFC directory and write us on your pledge form as CFC #88792.
Your payroll deduction helps put nourishing food on the tables of families facing hunger. Every gift offers more than a meal — it brings comfort to a neighbor, hope to a child, and strength to a community working toward a hunger-free future.
Ways To Donate
Make an Immediate Gift
Make a donation today and multiply your impact. With every $1 you give, you can help provide more than $9.60 worth of food to neighbors facing hunger.
Make a Monthly Gift
Provide steady, reliable support to neighbors experiencing hunger by becoming a Sustaining Monthly Donor.
Start Fundraising Now
Turn your passion into action by starting a fundraiser, a food drive, or hosting an event to benefit your Foodbank!
Donate Food
One way to provide nourishing meals to neighbors facing hunger in Vermont is by donating food. Learn more about options for donating food.
Donate Investments
Donating stock and donating from your IRA are effective ways to help provide nourishing food to neighbors facing hunger in Vermont.
Nourish the Future
Leaving a gift to Vermont Foodbank in your will is a way to ensure nourishing food and services are available for generations to come.
Frequently Asked Questions
First, find out if your gift is eligible for your employer’s matching gift program. If so, great news! Please complete your employer’s process to request a matching gift. If your employer requires us to sign your paperwork, you can mail your form to us at:
Vermont Foodbank,
33 Parker Road,
Barre, VT 05641
We’ll be sure to report back! As a Sustaining Monthly Donor, you will receive our quarterly newsletter with stories of your impact within the community. To receive these stories monthly via email, please sign up for our e-newsletter!
You can always give us a call (we’re happy to help!) at 1-800-585-2265. You can also send an email to info@vtfoodbank.org or reach out to us through this form.
Our Tax ID number is EIN: 22-3021942
Yes, you will receive one statement in February that details all your gifts from the previous year. You can contact us to request a summary of gifts at any time.
Updating or changing your monthly gift is easy to do. To change your donation amount or update your payment information you’ll need to login to your Classy account. Please visit the How to Edit, Update, or Cancel Your Recurring Donation page to learn about how to access your account and make changes.
Your monthly gift will maximize impact for children, families, individuals, and older adults facing hunger in your community and across the state. The consistency of monthly giving allows for reliable food distribution and sustainable community programs, providing neighbors in need with nourishing food that they can count on.
