USPS: Stamp Out Hunger

USPS Stamp Out Hunger food drive.

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The National Association of Letter Carriers hosts the Stamp Out Hunger® Food Drive on the second Saturday in May each year, marking the nation’s largest single-day food drive since its inception in 1993. Letter carriers across the United States collect non-perishable food donations along their routes, which are then directed to local food banks. The initiative encourages community participation by simply leaving a bag of non-perishable food near one’s mailbox for collection by their letter carrier.

The food donations collected during the Stamp Out Hunger® Food Drive are vital in addressing local hunger issues. Communities like Fond du Lac benefit significantly as the collected items are distributed to area food banks, helping those in immediate need. This initiative not only supports the hungry but also strengthens community ties through collective action.

Learn more about the Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive

For more detailed information, you can visit their official page.

USPS and Stamp Out Hunger®

The Stamp Out Hunger® Food Drive is directly involved with the United States Postal Service (USPS). This initiative, organized by the National Association of Letter Carriers (NALC), includes USPS letter carriers who collect non-perishable food donations along their daily mail routes. These donations are then sorted and delivered to local food banks and pantries to assist those in need.

For more information, you can refer to the USPS’s official page on the drive: https://about.usps.com/what-we-do/community-service/food-drive/

Fondy Food Pantry

The Fondy Food Pantry in Fond du Lac County exemplifies ongoing community support for those in need, operating independently of periodic events like the USPS Stamp Out Hunger drive. Since 1973, the pantry has provided consistent access to nutritious food and educational resources, ensuring that local families can maintain food security year-round. Their commitment is evident in their resilient history and the support they’ve garnered to establish a permanent home on Rolling Meadows Drive.

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