Most Needed food drive items at BRAFB

Join Us in Supporting the Blue Ridge Area Food Bank This Holiday Season

The holidays bring moments of joy, gratitude, and connection, and they also remind us how important it is to support neighbors who may be struggling. Now through December 12, F&M Bank is collecting donations for the Blue Ridge Area Food Bank to help local families access nutritious meals during the busiest giving season of the year. Whether you’re clearing out the pantry or stocking up for the winter, this is a simple and meaningful way to make an immediate impact in our community.

Most Needed Items

Not sure what to donate? The Blue Ridge Area Food Bank has shared a list of items that are especially helpful this time of year:

  • Canned vegetables and fruits

  • Pasta and rice

  • Canned soups, stews, and chili

  • Peanut butter and jelly

  • Canned beans

  • Shelf-stable milk

  • Cereal and oatmeal

  • Meal kits (mac & cheese, boxed dinners, etc.)

  • Hygiene products (soap, toothpaste, shampoo)

These essentials help families stretch their budgets while still having access to healthy, reliable meals.

Where to Drop Off Donations

You can bring non-perishable items to donation boxes at any of the following F&M Bank locations:

  • Amherst Winchester

  • Bridgewater

  • Broadway

  • Coffman’s Corner

  • Crossroads

  • Edinburg

  • Elkton

  • F&M Mortgage / Dealer Finance

  • Myers Corner

  • North Augusta

  • Timberville

  • Woodstock

Every can, box, and bag makes a difference for families right here in the Shenandoah Valley and beyond.

Why Your Donation Matters

The Blue Ridge Area Food Bank serves tens of thousands of Virginians each month, providing nutritious food through pantries, partner agencies, and community distribution programs. During the holiday season, the demand increases, and your generosity helps ensure no one in our community goes without a meal.

Thank you for joining us in supporting this essential work. Together, we can make a meaningful difference for our neighbors this holiday season.