Feeding Our Neighbors. Bringing Our Community Together.
Feed the Boro started right here in Bulloch County with a warm Thanksgiving meal and a simple act of kindness. The goal was to reach people who might not have a holiday meal— or someone to share it with. From the beginning, making sure our neighbors felt remembered was just as important as the food.
That first Thanksgiving, volunteers served more than 170 meals. By 2019, with the help of volunteers from across Bulloch County, we prepared, plated, and delivered more than 5,000 meals on Thanksgiving Day.
When COVID restrictions prevented us from preparing and delivering individual meals in 2020, we had to find another way to serve. We began hosting food drops, providing groceries for up to 1,000 families at a time. Since then, Feed the Boro has distributed more than 4 million meals in our community.
Our work has grown because people continue to give their time, share what they have, and look out for one another. We’re grateful for every volunteer, donor, and partner who helps us keep going.
We’d love for you to be part of it.
An hour or two of your time can help us get food into the hands of local families. Click the Volunteer button to see available opportunities and sign up. Food drops take place outdoors, so dress comfortably and for the weather.
If you’re able to give, click Donate Now or mail a check to: Feed the Boro P.O. Box 2736 Statesboro, GA 30459
Have questions? Call 912-874-6011 or email connect@wefeedtheboro.com.
Thank you for helping us take care of our neighbors.
What to Expect on Food Drop Morning
Second Harvest’s two food trucks arrive at 6:30 a.m., with distribution beginning at 8 a.m. Volunteers load groceries into open trunks as cars move through the line. Each vehicle receives enough food to feed a family of four for approximately one week.
Where to park: Please Park in the Big Lots shopping center across the street.
Choose your shift below, and we’ll see you there. Thanks for helping us Feed the Boro!
Be One of Our Local Supporting Sponsors
HOW YOU CAN HELPÂ
Each food drop costs approximately $5,000, or $60,000 annually, with food delivered and distributed to local families that same morning. According to the USDA, more than 18 million U.S. households experienced food insecurity in 2024, meaning they struggled to afford enough food for everyone in their home. Feed the Boro is funded through donations and grants. Your support helps keep food on our neighbors’ tables and makes the next food drop possible. We’d love for you to be part of this work. Explore the sponsorship options below to see how you or your business can help
We have various levels of sponsorships starting with our:Â
A BORO FULL OF HOPE
$25,000 annually | Presenting Sponsor
• Premier logo placement on our website, trailer, event signage, and sponsor materials.
• Year-round recognition across social media, print, radio, and television promotions.
 • Featured sponsor spotlight and custom business banner.
• One-hour Eagle 94.9 remote broadcast and in-studio feature.
• Employee volunteer and team-building opportunities.
A PLATE OF POSSIBILITY
$2,500 per food drop | Drop Sponsor
• Logo recognition on our website and shared sponsor signage.
• Social media welcome, a dedicated sponsor thank-you post, and recognition in sponsored-event promotions.
• Opportunity for a one-hour Eagle 94.9 remote broadcast and in-studio appearance.
• Team volunteer opportunities at food distributions.
A HELPING OF HOPE
$1,000 per food drop | Co-Drop Sponsor
• Recognition on signage and in promotions for your sponsored distribution.
• Social media thank-you highlighting your support.
• Opportunity for your team to volunteer at your sponsored food drop.
Feed the Boro is a 501-C organization.
What Our Community Says
About Feed The Boro
Thank you to our 2026 Sponsors!
Presenting Sponsors
