ACBC Emergency Food Shelf

ACBC Food Shelf has a continuous need for:

1. Monetary donations (Click Here) to help buy products when donations are low
2. Grocery store purchased canned and boxed foods such as:

• cereal, pancake mix, syrup
• peanut butter
• tuna
• kidney and baked beans
• canned fruit - peaches, pears, applesauce, etc.
• canned peas, corn, green beans, tomato products
• macaroni and cheese
• soups -chicken noodle, tomato, cream of mushroom, celery & chicken, vegetable
• dry milk
• spaghetti, macaroni
• canned dinners (stew, chili)
• 1 pound bags of rice
• boxed potatoes
• personal products such as: toilet paper, toothpaste, bar soap, dish soap, and shampoo
• seasonal clothing for all ages that is clean, up-to-date and immediately wearable. Infant clothing 0-6 months is needed for our layettes
• children's books and toys 
• linens and bedding - such as sheets, blankets, towels, curtains, and washcloths etc. (baby sizes too!)

Volunteers

The Anoka County Brotherhood Council Inc. is dependent on donations of food, clothing, and monetary support from the community, food drives and fundraisers from students, church groups, and other organizations. Our volunteers are individuals and couples who work at the ACBC Store and donate hundreds of hours of their time. The Brotherhood Council (763-422-0046) would welcome a call to discuss the possibilities such as the following:

• Grant for monthly financial support
• sorting clothing, cleaning or straightening shelves
• helping store crews during client time
• trucking, picking up orders, stocking
• acting as liaison between the ACBC and your congregation by acting as a representative 
• contributing food, clothing, or monetary support