MFBN ~ How to Donate

Hunger: If you can believe it ~ We can end it!

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The Montana Food Bank Network offers many ways for you to support our work of feeding those in need.
Everyone can help in the fight against hunger. From the smallest child to the homebound senior. It doesn't take much to get involved. Parents can begin to teach their young children now, as they are developing, about proper nutrition and how to maintain a healthy diet. These young children are the future of our state and of the world. Now is the time to teach them how to grow, care for and share their food with others. Preschool and Kindergarten children can start a garden at their school and share the food they grow with a local food bank or the Montana Food Bank Network.
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Forms of Gifts
Cash Cash, checks, money orders, electronic fund transfers and bank drafts provide an immediate resource for the Network. These gifts are generally simple to complete and administer. Donate On-Line Now! Pledges A donor may make a written pledge to the Network detailing a promise to make a gift over a specified period of time. This gift is generally payable according to terms set by the donor. Matching Gifts Individual gifts of cash or securities may be matched by an employer's matching gift program. Please check with you employer to see if your company has such a program. Securities Gifts of securities (stocks, bonds, mutual funds) may be made to the Network through its portfolio at Merrill Lynch. For further information on how you can donate securities, please contact Mark Brennan, MFBN’s Director of Development at (406) 721-3825 x 228 Bequests A donor can provide a gift to the Network through a will by stipulating a specific dollar amount, a percentage of assets or a specific piece of property. Food Donations A donor of food can be anyone from a farmer, rancher, hunter, industry executive or someone who buys the food from the grocery store. Click Here to learn how to donate food. Non-Food Item Donations A donor of non-food items can be anyone from a farmer, rancher, hunter, industry executive or someone who buys the items from the grocery store. Click Here to learn how to donate non-food items.

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Did You Know?

Many people don't understand that the Montana Food Bank Network can accept everything from a pound of beans to 30,000 pounds of potatoes. The network has a cannery at the Montana State Prison.

“If a rancher has a cow that breaks a leg, they can donate it and get the same tax benefit that a Safeway store would,” Peggy Grimes said.

Missoulian 11-27-05

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