Donate

• There are also drop-off boxes outside the Food Cupboard and at the rectory entrance to St. Columba Church. 

• Please call 570-784-0801 with any other questions or to arrange for the delivery of larger donations.

Donations Needed: 

• For a list of items we give away, check out our What We Give page.

• If you  or your group are interested in donating to the Food Cupboard, please take a look at this list for items that are often needed.

• We love fresh produce! Whether it's your unexpected extras or you have time to grow a row for us, we appreciate it!

Funds

The Bloomsburg Food Cupboard offers nutritious foods to anyone in our service area who requests help. Monetary donations help us buy fresh produce and fill the gaps to provide consistent, nutritious food to our families. 

The Bloomsburg Food Cupboard is a 501c3 (tax-exempt) nonprofit organization. Your generous donations to the Food Cupboard are tax-deductible. 

Giving Options:

• Checks can be made out to "Bloomsburg Food Cupboard" and sent to 342 Iron Street, Bloomsburg, PA 17815-1824

• Use Donorbox to donate: Make a donation by clicking  here

• EFT Contributions

  • What is an EFT? An electronic funds transfer (EFT), or direct deposit, is a digital movement of money from one bank account to another. These transfers take place independently from bank employees. As a digital transaction, there is no need for paper documents. EFT has become a predominant method of money transfer since it is a simple, accessible, and direct method of payment or transfer of funds. As businesses increase their usage of EFT, paper checks become obsolete due to expense, slower expedition, and overall effort.   One of the best features of the EFT is its security. While transmitting over the internet always involves an element of risk, EFT is generally considered a safer method of payment than a traditional paper check. 

• • Download your EFT Form Here , print it out, fill it out, and return it to us at:

Bloomsburg Food Cupboard

342 Iron Street

Bloomsburg, PA 17815-1824

It’s not how much we give but how much love we put into giving. — Mother Teresa