Time to Share

Once there was a child named Bailey. On a cold winter day, Bailey built a Snowman. The wind started to blow, and the trees shivered with cold. So did the Snowman. So Bailey ran back out from the house and shared a special red scarf with the Snowman. They've been best friends ever since, and they've inspired us to keep sharing warmth.

Sharing the Warmth with Our Communities

We love supporting our communities throughout the year and know that many of the organizations that help to provide food for our neighbors have been especially busy this year. Our local leaders are taking time this holiday season to provide extra support to organizations in their communities that have stepped up to address food insecurity.

We continue to be amazed by the relentless spirit of the organizations working each day to support the unique needs of their communities. It's always a good time to share.

How You Can #SharetheWarmth with Your Neighbors

Follow your favorite community organizations and share their content on your own social media.
Talk about the importance of community organizations with your friends and family so they understand the mission of the agency and how they can support.
Reach out to an organization near you via phone or their Facebook page or website to see what their most immediate needs are and then share that with your friends and family to encourage them to make a donation.

Let's #SharetheWarmth with Small Businesses

A different way to share warmth this year is by supporting the small businesses in your neighborhoods that help to provide jobs and keep local economies strong. We've curated a collection of ways to shop the shops that make our communities great. Check it out and be inspired.

Tips for Shopping Local

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As of September 30, 2025

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