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Every $1 Donation Is Turned Into $30 in Food
Help Us Provide Disaster Relief from Morton, IL
700 Erie Avenue
Morton, IL 61550
309.291.0900
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Discover how families, individuals, and groups can help provide hunger relief through meaningful service. Whether you’re up for heavy lifting or helping at a desk, your time matters here.
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Kindness in Action
A Year Marked by Faithful Hands and Far Reaching Impact
Two Cousins, One Shared Commitment to Service
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Providing Disaster Relief When Families Need it Most
Natural disasters are increasing in frequency and impact across the United States and around the world. Midwest Food Bank’s Morton Division serves as our disaster relief hub, standing ready to respond when communities are affected. Working alongside trusted disaster response teams, relief agencies, and local partners, we mobilize essential food and supplies quickly—providing help when it is needed most.
28,000 Disaster Relief Food Boxes & Kits
1.3 Million Pounds Food & Supplies Distributed
3,500
Volunteers
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Meet Some of the People You Helped
Lives changed by your generosity
Explore real stories of real people. Take a moment to step into daily lives and see how faith, service, and community help carry us through hard times.
Giving From a Heart That Knows Hardship
We often see faces in a line or names on a sign in sheet, but behind each one is a…
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Sylvia’s Experience Shows How Food Partnerships Support Real Families
Sylvia Simon didn’t imagine she would be raising six grandchildren while dealing with disability, long-term illness, and a fixed income.…
Learn MoreMeet the ODonnells, A Family Growing Beyond Their Past
We don’t always get to meet the people we serve or hear real stories of their daily lives. Often, the…
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