News
News
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Jam in June
Help us feed children in need this summer by donating jars of jam or jelly! Due to safety concerns, we ask that you do not donate any glass jars.
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Food Distribution Schedule
Our Columbia and Greenville Emergency Food Pantries will continue to be drive-thru, curbside food pick-up service until further notice.
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Harvest Hope, Northside Baptist Church Partner for Food from the Heart Food Drive
For over ten years, Harvest Hope Food Bank and Northside Baptist Church have partnered for the food bank’s largest food drive of the year – Food from the Heart.
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Tyson Foods Donates 40,000 lbs. of Protein to Harvest Hope Food Bank
COLUMBIA, S.C. – Tyson Foods is celebrating the reopening of its Bluff Road facility in Columbia by giving back to the local community in a big way – with a donation of 40,000 lbs.
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Harvest Hope Launches "Mac Madness" Mac & Cheese Food Drive
In the spirit of the highly anticipated NCAA March Madness basketball tournament, Harvest Hope Food Bank is hoping to host a tournament of their own – to collect hundreds of boxes of macaroni and c
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Harvest Hope Food Bank Welcomes New CEO
Columbia, S.C.
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Harvest Hope Kicks off Annual Spread the Love Peanut Butter Drive
After a tough year for so many, Harvest Hope Food Bank is asking the local community to help “Spread the Love” by donating jars of peanut butter to help feed our neighbors in need.
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Honor Your Loved Ones This Valentine's Day
Valentine's Day is right around the corner (here is your reminder!) and aside from the bright red hearts, giant stuffed animals and mounds of chocolate, spreading the love is something we are passi
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Information Regarding New Agencies During COVID-19
Harvest Hope Food Bank aims to serve those facing hunger across 20 counties in South Carolina.
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A Message From Our Board Chair
It is with great sadness that I must inform you of the passing of our CEO, Wendy Broderick on January 4, 2021. For some time now, Wendy courageously fought a significant health challenge. Due to her excitement to lead Harvest Hope Food Bank into the future, Wendy kept her diagnosis private in order to focus on the mission of the organization.