You can make all the difference
We need your help to deliver fresh, nutritious food boxes to families living in the “Last Mile of Need.” Your $10 gift feeds a family of 4.
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Your $10 gift helps us: Take food boxes into the homes of hungry families and Deliver HOPE BEYOND THE BOX!
With your support, the Faith-Based Community for Farmers to Families provides an unparalleled establishment of churches and faith-based organizations that are committed to helping the most food insecure.
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Fresh, nutritious foods are available. With CityServe, churches are resourced to take food through the “Last Mile of Need”–the last leg of the supply chain where families need our help.
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Over 15 million food boxes have been delivered to families impacted by the pandemic. Join us as we continue to help struggling families and deliver hope beyond the box.
Your gift of $10 a month makes all the difference.
Help Struggling Families
What’s in a number? Well, for a family in need, it is a lot.
Here are some of the ways your generosity can make a difference in your community and beyond. Let’s use helping feed families as an example.
Small-dollar donations make all the difference!
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churches are ready for distribution. And 15 million food boxes have been delivered. Help us deliver more…we need your help!
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CityServe is an Uncommon Giving vetted nonprofit based on criteria from industry-leading organizations, a non-profit advisory board, and local nonprofit experts. This includes searching for good standing with the IRS, and at least one of these filters: Uncommon Giving advisory board members, three or more stars from Charity Navigator®, bronze rating or above in GuideStar®, good standing with give.org (BBB), or a passing designation from ImpactMatters®.
How you can be a generous giver.
Being you is your superpower. Use it for good! By giving to CityServe, you are making a difference in your community. Dollars are distributed to “hubs” meeting this specific need, so your impact is spread throughout your community! It’s easy and you’ll get a tax receipt for your records.
You’ll help others awaken generosity. By sharing that you donated to CityServe, you are a voice for those in need. Your unique gifts and talents may inspire others to give. We need your help now more than ever.
You are a part of a larger story. Change comes from everyone, not just those with the most money. You have more to give than you think!
Your generosity will help change the community, but it can also change “U.” Studies have shown that generous people are often happier, healthier and live longer.
Not sure yet?
Let us help.
We want to help you on your path to awaken generosity in you and in those around you. Contact us so you can get updates on how to start this journey. We’re here to help.
What happens when you give?
CityServe is currently supporting the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) and their Farmers to Families Food Box Program through the CityServe HUB & POD distribution model. On April 17, 2020, the USDA announced the program as part of the Coronavirus Food Assistance Program developed to help farmers, ranchers, and consumers in response to the COVID-19 national emergency. The USDA approved $3 billion in contracts to suppliers for meat, produce, and dairy packaging and distribution to food banks, nonprofit and faith-based organizations.
“The Farmers to Families Food Box Program was designed to put American farmers and distributors of all sizes back to work while supporting over-burdened food banks, community, and faith-based organizations, and other non-profits serving Americans in need, and the program is doing just that,” said Agricultural Secretary Perdue. “It’s encouraging to see the passion with which farmers, distributors, and nonprofits have gone above and beyond to make this program work in support of the American people.” “Farmers to Families is the ‘American Trifecta’ to serve families living in the ‘Last Mile of Need.’ America’s great farmers, suppliers, and nonprofits uniting to bring hope and help to so many negatively impacted by the pandemic,” said Dave Donaldson, CityServe chairman and co-founder.
