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We also accept cleaning supplies, hand sanitizer, and personal protective equipment (PPE).

Personal care items: We accept unused personal hygiene products in their original packaging.

If you meet the required criteria and are interested in moving forward, please click to complete a preliminary application. To have a better understanding of all that is involved, please click to review our egg donor information. Please contact us before donating livestock or wild game meat. It requires a lot of time, planning, and effort. There are very specific guidelines for these donations, which you can review here.

Livestock/wild game: Under certain conditions, we accept donations of frozen, processed livestock and wild game meat.

Please contact us if you have not donated these items previously. Items must be prepared in a licensed kitchen, properly packaged, labeled with ingredients and allergens, stored at 41 ☏ or lower, and donated before sell-by date. Prepared/catered food: We accept prepared foods that have not been previously served to the public (buffet/family style).Must be received at 41 ☏ or below, donated or frozen on or before the sell-by date. Deli products: We accept deli products (salads, sandwiches) in their original unopened containers, labeled with ingredients and allergens.Items should be less than 3 months old (frozen the whole time). Meat products: Unopened, labeled for commercial sale, and have been frozen on or before the sell-by date.Baked goods: Within 2 days past the sell-by date, prepared in a licensed, inspected food establishment, in sealed packaging with allergens and ingredients listed.We can only accept eggs from USDA inspected facilities. Egg Donor Program of Michigan is located at: 5090 State Street - Suite 103 Bm Saginaw, MI 48603 Phone: 989.791.9712 Fax: 989.791. Dairy products and eggs: Unopened, pasteurized, and within 5 days past the sell-by date must be received at 41 ☏ or below.May be purchased or from your own garden. Fresh produce: No signs of mold, spoilage or severe bruising.

Canned and dry goods: Unopened and in their original packaging, labeled with ingredients and allergens, in good condition (no dents, bulging or rust), within 1 year past the use-by date. There are many reasons to become an egg donor in Illinois, but egg donors must first meet our list of requirements.

Please note the donation guidelines for the following items:

We follow federal, state, and local food safety regulations, and comply with additional standards to ensure the safety and health of the recipients. Food Gatherers accepts donations of perishable and non-perishable foods, as well as non-food items.