Food Drive to Support Bread of Life

 

IBEW 2222 and Verizon are partnering to support our adopted charity, Bread of Life, with a Thanksgiving Food Drive. IBEW 2222 VZ members can participate in our food drive by taking an hour of Volunteer Time now through Thursday, November 17th, to shop for items to donate to Bread of Life. VZ employees can CLICK HERE to register their volunteer time. Please see the list below for requested items:

 

FOOD
Jelly (plastic jar preferred)Granola bars/power bars
Canned fruit & cup of fruitSoup, instant cup-of-soup, chicken broth
Canned or fresh fruits & vegetables Baked beans
Cereal - family-sized and individualJuice boxes
Meals ready-to-eat (Chef Boyardee, etc)Canned meats
Mayonnaise (small jars)Shelf-stable milk - individual size
Pasta, pasta mixes, & pasta sauce Rice mixes, family-size
Instant mashed potatoesStove Top stuffing
Ritz / Saltine crackers
NON-FOOD ITEMS
New hooded sweatshirts, size L, XL, XXLToothpaste & toothbrushes
New socks & underwearDiapers, especially large sizes
Can openersHeavy blankets - for outdoor use
Laundry detergentLysol - disinfectant sprays
Dunkin gift cards $5Supermarket gift cards in $10 or $20 denominations
Thermoses, 2-cup capacityShampoo - small bottles
Paper towels & toilet paper

Items can then be dropped off at one of the donation boxes at the following locations:

 

CO LOCATIONS - Donation boxes will be available until Thursday, November 17, 2022
6 Bowdoin Sq, Boston8 Harrison Ave, Boston
50 Post Office Sq, Boston41 Belvidere St, Boston (Back Bay)
51 S. Bedford St, Burlington MA (VHO)210 Bent St, Cambridge
7 Elm St, Malden787 Washington St, Newton
1070 Hancock St, Quincy
IBEW Local 2222 - Donation boxes will be available until Thursday, November 17, 2022

159 Thomas Burgin Parkway, Quincy - 3rd Floor
Please call first 617-929-6000

Garage Locations - All VZ garages in 2222 will have donation boxes available until December 16, 2022

Bread of Life is a nonprofit organization located in Malden that strives to feed the hungry, the homeless, the needy, and the isolated; to offer spiritual nurture, support, and hospitality; to promote greater peace and justice by addressing broader issues of hunger, poverty, and need; and to conduct our work in a spirit of respect and nonviolence.

This event is completely voluntary, but as we always do, let’s give back to those most in need and support our adopted charity, Bread of Life.