Donations Needed at Central Illinois Food Bank

Can you help?

Central Illinois Food Bank on E. Cook Street is in need of, well, food. YOU can be a helper. YOU can make a change to families in need.

Items needed include fresh produce, pasta, pasta sauce, canned veggies (low sodium), canned soups (low sodium), and more.

Find the full list and how you can help here.

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