With food prices rising everywhere, it can feel harder than ever to give back — but helping your local food bank doesn’t have to break the budget!
We’ve rounded up a list of some super amazing deals on staple foods and essentials that you can donate to your local food bank, making a real difference for families in your community.
Here are the best deals right now…
Get this Amazon Fresh, Chicken Noodle, Condensed Soup for just $0.70 shipped!
Get this Great Value 100% Pure Pumpkin, 15 oz for just $1.16 right now!
Get this Amazon Fresh Cream of Chicken Condensed Soup, 10.5 Oz for only $0.70 shipped!
Get these Amazon Fresh, Canned Pinto Beans, 15.5 Oz (Pack of 4) for just $2.20 – that’s just $0.55 per can!
Get these Amazon Grocery, Petite Diced Tomatoes, 14.5 Oz for only $0.65 shipped when you check out through Subscribe & Save!
Get this Amazon Saver Traditional Pizza Sauce, 15 oz for just $1.04 shipped when you check out through Subscribe & Save!
Get this Quaker Chewy Chocolate Chip Granola Bars Bonus Pack, 20 count for just $2.59 right now!
Get this Kraft Easy Mac & Cheese Microwavable Dinner (18 count) for just $5.19 shipped when you clip the 15% off e-coupon and check out through Subscribe & Save!
Get this Quaker Instant Oatmeal, Maple & Brown Sugar, Individual Packets, 48 Count for just $12.41 shipped when you checkout through Subscribe & Save!
Get this Jif Natural Peanut Butter with Honey for just $1.94 shipped when you clip the 25% off e-coupon and check out through Subscribe & Save!
Get this Duncan Hines Devil’s Food Cake Mix for just $1.12 shipped when you check out through Subscribe & Save!
Note: Once your order ships, you can go into your Amazon account and cancel your subscription if you don’t want recurring orders. If you’re wondering how Amazon Subscribe & Save works, check out our post on Making the Most of Amazon Subscribe & Save.
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What a great idea!
Even better than shopping the deals, decide how much you would like to spend to support your local food bank and donate that amount in money instead. Food banks often can buy food at lower prices stretching your dollars further. It also helps them buy what they need when they need it, rather than risk donated items going bad. If you want to gather physical items to donate, maybe to help a young child understand what you are doing, consider shopping your own pantry for in date items that your family has determined you won’t use.
Yes! I think all of these options are such great options! We wanted to provide deals for those who would like to donate to food banks that are requesting food donations in addition to monetary donations!
Before donating to a food shelf (which I highly recommend people do), please check if they have a list of things they are most in need of (or give them a call). My husband & I volunteer at a local food shelf & they have so much mac & cheese & snack food (& they are short on healthy cereals).
GREAT tip! Thank you for mentioning that!
Dollar General has some great deals in their 3 day sale, starting 10/30. 3/$3, 4 oz Idahoan instant potatoes, 2/$1 condensed Clover Valley soup, and 2/$2 canned pumpkin. Can be combined with $5 off $25 digital coupon on Saturday, to save an extra 20%. I am considering using that sale to purchase some items for our local food pantry. HTH someone.
Thank you so much for sharing these deals!