The Blacksburg Interfaith Food Pantry is now feeding nearly 400 families every month. To restock their shelves, the food pantry is holding a canned food drive from March 16 through March 30.

The Blacksburg Interfaith Food Pantry is organizing a canned food drive from March 16 to March 30 to address a significant increase in demand. With a 98% rise in families seeking assistance since 2022, the pantry aims to collect 30,000 cans.

Blacksburg Interfaith Food Pantry has seen one of its busiest years ever and volunteers need your help this weekend.

The U.S. Postal Service is taking on a bit more than just delivering mail.

The Local Office on Aging needs the community’s help to get food to seniors this winter.

Leaders at Boones Mill Elementary gave their students a challenge before Thanksgiving: bring in at least 500 items for the food drive, and you can throw pies at Mrs. Shaver and Sergeant Grantham in front of the entire student body.

Santa is coming to town and he needs your help to feed families in need.

The Virginia Tech Marching Virginians will be collecting the food items at the Hokie game on Saturday for their 26th Annual Hokies for the Hungry Food Drive.

The Texas Inn, also known as the T-Room, turns 86 on Monday, Oct. 11. To celebrate, they’re collecting nonperishable food to donate to the Blue Ridge Area Food Bank.

The Junior League of Roanoke Valley held a book and food drive today.

The Junior League of Roanoke Valley is holding a food and book drive to benefit Feeding Southwest Virginia and West End Center for Youth.

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