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Host A Virtual Food Drive

CTFB community partner City of Austin packing food donations

Start a Virtual Food Drive

Want to host a food drive without collecting or transporting physical food? A Virtual Food Drive allows your community to contribute online, giving CTFB flexibility to direct funds toward current needs and use our purchasing power to source food efficiently. 

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Make It Yours

Create a Virtual Food Drive for your birthday, workplace, school, special event or just because!

Spread the Word

Share your Virtual Food Drive with friends, family, coworkers, and invite them to contribute online.

Make an Impact

Every contribution helps provide nutritious food for neighbors throughout Central Texas.

 

Your Virtual Food Drive Toolkit

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Virtual Food Drive Graphics
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Email and Social Media Templates
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Customizable Flyer
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Thanking A Donor
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Fundraising Best Practices
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Central Texas Food Bank Assets

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