How You Can Help Us

If you are interested in making a donation of non-perishable food or taxible items, please do so at one of the following locations:

(PERISHABLE FOOD ITEMS MUST BE DONATED AT THE ICC ONLY, TUESDAYS & SATURDAYS FROM 8:00AM-10:00AM)

Irondequoit Community Cupboard
2841 Culver Road, Rochester, NY 14622
Tuesday and Saturday 8:30AM-10:00AM

Irondequoit Public Library
1290 Titus Ave Rochester, NY 14617
(during business hours)

Ridge Culver Fire Department
(at the side door 24/7)

The Irondequoit Community Center at Skyview
450 Skyview Parkway, Rochester, NY 14622


If you are interested in making a monetary donation,
We accept PayPal or you can mail it to:
ICC, Inc. c/o Debbie Evans
PO Box 17834
Rochester, NY 14617

We like to create awareness to hunger in our community.  If you would like us to speak at an engagement, please contact us at info@irondequoitcommunitycupboard.org

Please contact ICCDebbieEvans@gmail.com or call (585) 336-9107 for more information.

Ways that you or your organization can help...

Host a food drive

Make a monetary donation either in person or by mail- checks made out to ICC c/o Debbie Evans PO Box 17834 Rochester, NY 14617 or thru our paypal site (see our website at www.irondequoitcommunitycupboard.org )

Workplace Giving- launch a workplace giving campaign at your company to support us just like ESL did this past month! (Thanks Anne) Anne started a food drive at her work with items we needed off of our Top 10 list. This is easy to do. It can be items from our Top 10 list or it can be one item per month, we are grateful for it all!

Share our needs with your church or social group. Every year the Irondequoit Rotary provides us with 100 baskets for our Christmas Program. It doesn’t have to be this big, it can be anything. Maybe you collect gently used coats or new hats and gloves. Perhaps healthy snacks for our backpack program. Etc.

Ask guests to bring a food or toiletry item to your next party

Honor someone you love by giving a gift to us in their name or in their memory

Talk to your workplace about a dollar match for hunger in our community.

Put a money jar for collection at your local business or place of work.

Donate gift cards from one of our many local stores. For Thanksgiving we give seniors and 1 or 2 person households a $10 gift card towards a turkey.  Bus passes and gas cards are greatly appreciated.

Follow us on Facebook and share our page with friends

Purchase and fill a stocking for a senior citizen, adult with disabilities, or a single parent. We can even provide the stocking if you would like.

Get the kids involved; take your child to the store and have them choose a favorite snack for one of our kids.

Collect new hats and warm gloves for us to give to our clients.

Put together themed bags like hot cocoa and popcorn and a movie or a cookie mix, frosting and cookie cutters for Christmas decorating.

"Adopt A Food Item" - would you or your business like to adopt a food item for our Backpack Program or a shelf item?

Holidays

Ideas for helping at the holiday season:

adopt a family (for Thanksgiving or Christmas)
sponsor a food drive
sponsor a hat and glove drive (new only)
purchase stocking stuffers

Let your imagination go. Think of items that YOU would like to receive at the holidays. Think of things that many of us take for granted.

If you or your organization is interested in donating food baskets or donating food for the upcoming holidays these are the items to include:

Thanksgiving
sm. bag of fresh potatoes or 1 box mashed potatoes
1 box of stuffing
2 cans of green vegetable (you can include items for green bean casserole)
1 frozen pie
2 cans of corn
1 lg. can of yams or sweet potatoes
cranberry sauce
gravy
1 box of biscuit or rolls mix


 Christmas
LIST FOR OUR HOLIDAY BASKETS
1 reg pineapple
2 green vegetables
2 corn
1 scalloped potatoes
1 cookie mix
1 frosting
1 box of hot cocoa
1 box of cereal
1 pancake mix
1 pasta
1 spaghetti sauce (non-breakable jar please)
1 peanut butter
1 jelly
1 package of rolls
A few pieces of chocolate or candy canes
*Distribution dates TBD

Often we know of seniors or adults with disabilities who will spend the holidays alone, or a single parent with no other family in town and we like to make sure they have something to smile about on Christmas morning as well. We like to provide them with a stocking. If you would like to build a stocking, here are some ideas:
socks (with foot grippers)
hats
Gloves (esp needed are adult large)
Candy or cookies
Small hygiene products; shampoo, soap, LOTION, DEODORANT, shaving cream
hot cocoa packets
tea tins
large print puzzles
Lip balm
Nail polish
Cute things from the Dollar Store
let your imagination go wild, but please nothing religious as many celebrate many different ways or not at all.


Extra items you can add to holiday baskets:
Coffee, tea and hot cocoa
Pancake mix and syrup
Cereal
Mayo
Pasta and sauce
Xmas candy