NOVEMBER 2019 - FOOD DONATIONS

Treasure Coast Food Bank strives to maintain the highest standard of efficiency while providing food to those in need. With only a 3% overhead, 97% of donated resources go to help set the table for nearly 100,000 individuals a week. We rely on the generosity and support of local businesses, churches, foundations, corporations, government, civic groups and individuals in order to successfully continue serving residents of the Treasure Coast who struggle with hunger. Please print the flyer here and put a box in your office.  Bring all donations to the dinner this month. 


DECEMBER 2019 - SANTA FOR SENIORS

More than 450 older and disabled adults depend on Senior Resource Association for a hot meal, in-home services and a safe, welcoming place to go each day.  The holidays can be especially stressful for our clients.
We are collecting holiday gifts for all of our clients, including those that are homebound.  The following is a convenient Wish List for gift ideas:
Bath towels
Kitchen towels
Pillows
Blankets, bedding, decorative throws
Toiletry Baskets (shampoo, soaps, lotions, toothpaste)
Men’s and Women’s socks
Snack/Food Baskets
Books
Jigsaw Puzzles
Arts & Crafts
Umbrellas
For Love of Pets – a basket or bag of toys and treats for their pet
Decorative Jars – filled with holiday candy
Large Stocking – filled with goodies
Hot Cocoa Gift Basket – including mug, hot cocoas, and peppermint sticks
Box of Sunshine – basket or bag filled with food and household items that are packaged in bright yellow wrappings (Lay’s chips, peanut M&Ms, butterscotch hard candy, lemon drops, Burt’s Bees products)
Senior Woman’s Bath Basket – filled with bath items
Senior Man’s Bath Basket – filled with bath items
Entertainment Basket – large print crossword puzzles, Word-Find games, pencils/pens, magazines, books, snacks and candy
Boxed Note Cards with pen
‘Souper’ Gift Basket – soup mug/bowl, crackers, assorted soups
Citrus Basket – filled with assorted Indian River fruits
Gift Cards – from Walmart, Dollar Tree, Publix or Target