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Tuesday, December 23, 2025

Ballinger Thriftway donates $9,200 worth of food to food banks

Bag Local Hunger Food Drive at Ballinger Thriftway
Photo courtesy Ballinger Thriftway

Ballinger Thriftway says:

We are thankful for your help! 😁❤️🎄

Your generosity during our Bagged Hunger Fundraiser means families in our community will be provided for during the Holiday season.

We raised over $9,200 worth of donations that we sent off to both @concern4neighborsfoodbank & @hopelinkhelps.

We are blown away yet again with how our Thriftway community came together to help those in need. 

Thank you, we are so proud to be apart of such a strong and loving community.

We love our Thriftway Family ❤️


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1 comment:

  1. Cindy FDecember 23, 2025 at 8:36 PM

    Please also consider finding additional ways to get food out into the communities. There are so many working families, seniors and others that are unable to get to food banks during their open hours (often weekdays during the day). They don't have the volunteers to deliver and the demand is too great. Transportation is another barrier.

    The free little food pantries in the Shoreline area need more food. They are accessible 24/7. A friend and I stocked the little food pantry at Ashworth and NE 185th yesterday and today it was in need of restocking. Also look for cans with pull-off lids. Many are homeless and don't have kitchens. Check in with senior centers to see if they have a pantry (or a gift card program).

    Let's set a goal of inclusion as we work to address food insecurity.

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