Our communities are made up of strong, resilient, hard-working people building better lives for themselves and their families. When we help our neighbors access the food they need, we help create a happier, healthier Louisiana for all of us.
9 Participating All Star Dealerships
1 Louisiana Community Working Together
11/13 Final Donation Day
Why This Drive Matters
Hunger Touches Every Kind of Louisiana Community
Food insecurity affects children, working families and older adults in communities across our state.
27,690 Louisianans are estimated to live with food insecurity.
248,630 Louisiana children experience food insecurity—about one in five children statewide.
11 Parishes: The Greater Baton Rouge Food Bank serves Ascension, Assumption, East and West Baton Rouge, East and West Feliciana, Iberville, Livingston, Pointe Coupee, St. Helena and St. James.
The Gratitude Starting Lineup
Most-Needed Food Items
Canned vegetables
Canned fruit
Canned soup or meals
Canned proteins
Peanut butter
Rice and beans
Pasta and sauce
Cereal and breakfast bars
Donation Guidelines
Please donate unopened, unexpired, nonperishable food in undamaged packaging. Avoid glass containers, homemade food, frozen items and opened packages.
Collection dates:
October 12–November 13
Drop-off:
Any participating All Star dealership
Find Your Nearest Store
Choose a Gratitude Drive Drop-Off Location
Every participating location accepts every item on the requested-donation list.
