Nonprofit Disaster Relief Partners

When a disaster strikes a community, widespread devastation leaves communities without food, power and shelter. Our disaster relief partners allow Feeding America to get needed food assistance and emergency supplies immediately into affected areas and during the long recovery that follows. Thank you to our partners helping out with Hurricanes Florence, Harvey, Irma and Maria as well as disaster efforts all year long.

ALDI is proud to partner with Feeding America nationwide to help feed our neighbors in need through contributions, employee volunteerism and food donations.
The Allstate Foundation provides crucial support to Feeding America food banks in the event of significant natural disasters, ensuring they have the necessary resources to respond in their communities.
Support from Allstate Insurance Company enables Feeding America and member food banks to build capacity and be ready should disaster strike.
Amazon

Alongside Feeding America, Amazon is committed to finding innovative, impactful solutions to fight hunger in communities across the U.S.
BoxLunch helps provide a meal to a person in need for every $10 spent in-store and online and with programs like register round-up and direct donations.
C&S Wholesale Grocers, Inc. invests in child hunger initiatives, donates food and funds to food banks, engages employees and provides disaster relief items.
Cargill is proud to support Feeding America’s food security and nutrition programs that help millions of people thrive.
Carol and John Bushman
Daddy Yankee
Del Monte Foods is committed to nourishing families and enriching lives in communities across America by bringing health and wellness to life.
General Mills is a dedicated partner during times of disaster, donating and delivering hand-held snacks, bars and cereal to the network.
For more than 15 years, the Kellogg Company has supported critical national disaster relief efforts through Feeding America.
Donations of PepsiCo hand-held snacks and water are especially appreciated. Beyond product, PepsiCo sent two trucks and drivers to assist with relief efforts in Oklahoma.
Robert F. Smith
Rosenbloom Family Foundation
Seneca
Smithfield Foods helps individuals and communities when disaster strikes. After Hurricane Sandy, they quickly provided more than 1 million servings of protein to affected residents.
The Crown Family
The David Tepper Charitable Foundation, Inc.
Kroger partners with Feeding America to create #ZeroHungerZeroWaste communities by 2025. Kroger's innovative and generous work has received national recognition.
The Rachael Ray Foundation
Our disaster relief partner for many years, Walmart contributed significant financial and product support in response to Superstorm Sandy.
Thrive Market is an American e-commerce membership-based retailer offering natural and organic food products at reduced costs.
Tyson Foods, Inc.

Tyson donates valuable protein to food banks nationwide. Employee engagement, cause marketing and disaster relief efforts also support the network.
United Airlines

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