The Food Bank of Delaware’s Milford branch is holding an emergency donation drive on Thursday, April 3, from 6 to 8 p.m. at 102 Delaware Veterans Boulevard.
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As football fans gear up for the Philadelphia Eagles vs. Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl showdown on Feb. 9, the Food Bank of Delaware is calling on the community to help tackle hunger through its third annual "SOUPer" Bowl food drive.
Hundreds of locals gathered in downtown Georgetown on Thursday, Dec. 5, for the 41st annual Caroling on The Circle. By the end of the evening, county representatives announced that the event had already collected over 17,000 canned goods and other non-perishable food items.
A food drive called “2.4 in 2024”, aims to collect 2.4 tons (4,800 pounds) of non-perishable food items to support The Milton Community Food Pantry and The Shepherd’s Office.
The historic Lewes Farmers Market wraps up its 2024 season Nov. 23, with its final market and a food drive to support local pantries. Organizers are promoting a cool incentive to families who donate fresh produce or non-perishables.
The annual Sussex County food drive kicks off to help community food banks that are about to enter a challenging time of the year for those in need. It is part of the Caroling on The Circle event scheduled to take place Thursday, Dec. 5 at 6 p.m.
The Food Bank of Delaware kicks off its annual Thanksgiving food drive two weeks early as it prepares to meet increased demand for holiday meals.
There are plenty of ways to celebrate the beautiful mother figures in your life at fun events across Delmarva.
Bayhealth and the Food Bank of Delaware are joining forces to combat community food insecurity in Kent and Sussex County. People can participate in the effort by donating nonperishable food items from Jan. 15 to Jan. 28.
Georgetown's Caroling on the Circle was a success for participants, festival-goers and local food pantries. Thousands of people are estimated to have turned out for the 40th annual downtown holiday season celebration, which preceded the annual Christmas parade for the first time. Additionally, event organizers said nearly 15,000 nonperishable items have been collected so far this season.