Food Drive: AOBA vs. MMHA


Monday, October 26, 2020
at
12:00 AM (EDT)
to Friday, November 13, 2020 at 12:00 PM (EST)
Category: Community Services

Join us to collect food and fundraise
for the Capital Area Food Bank. 

There are several ways to get involved:

  1. Organize a food drive at your building beginning on Monday, October 26th and running through November 13th.  We developed a toolkit for you to use on-site at your building. It includes: 
    • A sign explaining the food drive to be placed with the box where residents can drop off their food
    • Letters to residents 
    • Social posts you can use leading up to the food drive, during the campaign, and after

Download your toolkit! 

  1. Donate to the Capital Area Food Bank. We partnered with Building Maintenance Services to fundraise for the Capital Area Food Bank.  BMS is matching the first $1,500 in donations! That’s 9,000 meals! $1 donated = 2.5 meals
  2. Purchase much-needed food items on AOBA's Amazon Registry. You need to be logged in to an Amazon account to purchase. These canned goods will be delivered to AOBA's office and will be delivered to the Capital Area Food Bank. 

Donate here!

We are competing against MMHA for our food drive. We need every property to participate!!! The Capital Area Food Bank will count the number of items donated and the weight of the food donated to determine the winner: AOBA or MMHA

If you don't manage a property, but want to get involved, let us know. There are plenty of ways to volunteer! 


Food Drop-off Details: 

Join us for a beverage and a pretzel when you drop off your collected items. 

Friday, November 13th

Monday, November 16th 

Tuesday, November 17th

  • Where: Denizen's Brewery: 1115 E W Hwy, Silver Spring, MD 20910
  • Time: 2:00pm - 5:00pm 
  • Truck Sponsor: LSR Refinishing 
  • Food/Beverage Sponsor: Daycon

Join AOBA and our Community Outreach Committee, led by Anthony Curtis with Classic Concierge and Carrie Ehart with Raine and Son Plumbing, to collect food and donate from October 26 - November 13th!

In 2019 Capital Area Food Bank provided over 30 million meals to nearly 415,000 people the DC region. As the COVID-19 pandemic unfolds and more people are out of work, food insecurity in our region continues to grow. The need is greater than ever.

For More Information:

Jeanne Clarke

Jeanne Clarke

Vice President of Finance and Adminstration, AOBA

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(202)296-3390x761