NVFS’ Spring Food Drive

Ending Hunger, Together

Thank you for supporting NVFS’ Spring Food! Your donations help stock the shelves at the Hunger Resource Center (HRC) for the time of greatest need, spring and summer and provide food to nearly 600 families each month.

How to Donate:

DONATE FOOD IN-PERSON

We accept food donations year-round! Our greatest need is shelf-stable food and the most requested food donations are:
Canned fruit, applesauce, canned vegetables, canned meat & fish, canned potatoes, instant mashed potatoes box, beans (all types) and lentils, soup, broth and stock, pasta sauce, pasta, rice, coffee and tea, one-box meals (like Hamburger Helper), peanut butter, jelly, cereal, oatmeal, pre-made baking mix, flour, sugar, shelf-stable milk, cooking oil and spray. Gluten-free, low-sodium, and low-sugar items are always needed!

We Also Accept Perishable Foods!

• Fresh produce
• Sealed dairy
• Packaged meat/poultry/eggs
• Commercial bakery bread & baked goods

Perishables must be sealed, labeled, within date, and delivered cold/frozen during collection hours. No homemade items or opened packages, please.

Drop-off Locations

• NVFS’ Hunger Resource Center: 10058 Dean Dr., Manassas, VA 20110 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. OR Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. 
• Driving Directions – Due to construction on Dean Drive (from Wellington Road), GPS directions may lead you to a detour or closed road to the HRC. The most reliable access to Dean Drive is via the new turnoff from Nokesville Road/Rt. 28.
• Parking Instructions – When you enter the lot, please go to the right and to the back of the HRC to the loading dock where staff and volunteers will assist you with unloading your donations. Please do not park in the front circle as we leave that open for clients.

Note: Spring Food Drive donations benefit families in Prince William County and the cities of Manassas and Manassas Park. Please note, should contributions for Spring Food Drive exceed our budgeted need, gifts will be directed to where they are needed most to help children and families living in poverty throughout Northern Virginia.