Ways to Give
Give Now – Help end hunger today.
Other Ways to Give
Learn more about the many other ways to donate. Every dollar makes a difference, we couldn’t do this hunger relief work without you. Feeding Champlain Valley is a program of CVOEO, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, Tax ID 03-0216387.
Send a Gift by Mail
Send Check or Cash to:
Feeding Champlain Valley, Attn: Philanthropy, PO Box 1265, Burlington, VT 05402
Please make checks payable to Feeding Champlain Valley.
Make a Gift by Phone
Donating food is a great way to get involved in the fight against hunger! See our current needs list. Food donations can be dropped off Monday – Friday from 9:30 am – 2:30 pm at 228 North Winooski Ave in Burlington.
Consider a gift to our Virtual Food Drive, your gift will help us provide some of our most needed items.
Give Food
Donating food is a great way to get involved in the fight against hunger! See our current needs list. Food donations can be dropped off Monday – Friday from 9:30 am – 2:30 pm at 228 North Winooski Ave in Burlington.
Consider a gift to our Virtual Food Drive, your gift will help us provide some of our most needed items.
Organize a Food Drive
A big impact can be made when groups, businesses, or organizations come together to collect and donate food. To organize a successful food drive for Feeding Champlain Valley, you can download our guide below. For more information, please contact Anthony, Marketing & Special Events Specialist at ahuynh@cvoeo.org.
Donate Food as a Business
We welcome food donations from restaurants, farms, and other food enterprises. To set this up, please contact Jon, Food Rescue Coordinator, at jbrandom@cvoeo.org.
Give in Honor or Memory
Honor or celebrate someone special in your life with a gift to Feeding Champlain Valley. You can give a tribute gift in celebration of a birthday, holiday, anniversary, or in memory of a loved one.
Your donation will help provide meals, groceries, and crucial services for people facing food insecurity and hunger.
Leave a Legacy with Planned Giving
Leave a legacy and ensure a hunger-free future. By including Feeding Champlain Valley in your estate plans, you ensure our community receives the food and support they need. Your contribution provides vital help and hope to our community in the fight against hunger.
To leave a legacy gift to Feeding Champlain Valley, consider using the following language in your will. “I give and bequeath unto Feeding Champlain Valley, tax ID #03-0216837, ___% of the rest, residue, and remainder of my estate to be used for general charitable purposes.”
You can also make Feeding Champlain Valley a beneficiary of your retirement account, life insurance, and other assets.
Please contact Jason Rouse, Philanthropy & Communications Director, at 802-862-2771 x744 or email jrouse@cvoeo.org.
Give a Stock Gift
When you donate securities held longer than one year, you may be able to avoid paying capital gains taxes and receive a charitable deduction for the full market value of the stock. Additionally, gifts of appreciated assets may be deductible up to 30% of your adjusted gross income, and any excess may be carried over for use in future tax years. Discuss with your Financial Advisor the options that are best for you.
Feeding Champlain Valley operates under CVOEO's Account:
DTC # 990, Manufacturers & Traders Trust Company (M&T Bank), A/C# 62C044013.
Inst ID # 26667, Agent Bank # 26668
FBO: Champlain Valley Office of Economic Opportunity
To ensure proper credit, please designate the gift for Feeding Champlain Valley and contact Jason Rouse, Philanthropy & Communications Director, when you make a gift: 802-862-2771 x744, or email at jrouse@cvoeo.org.
Employer Matched Contributions
Double your gift! Your employer may match employee contributions. Check with your Human Resources Department to see if your gift can be matched. Our tax ID is #03-0216837 and may be listed under CVOEO in your organization’s matching gift system.
Questions?
Contact Jason Rouse, Philanthropy & Communications Director at 802-862-2771 x744 or email jrouse@cvoeo.org.
