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Host a Cat Food Drive

 

Help Feed Rescued Cats and Kittens

Interested in hosting a cat food drive?
Email us at volunteer@communityconcernforcats.org to get started!

Hosting a cat food drive is a fun and meaningful way to support Community Concern for Cats (CC4C). Every bag, can, and case of food helps provide meals for rescued cats and kittens in foster care while they wait for loving homes.

Whether you’re an individual, school, Scout troop, youth group, workplace, club, or local business, your food drive can make a real difference.

A Great Volunteer Project

Hosting a cat food drive is a rewarding community service project for:

  • Students earning community service hours
  • Scout troops
  • Youth groups
  • School clubs
  • Schools
  • Businesses and workplaces
  • Faith-based organizations
  • Community groups

Participants develop leadership, teamwork, and organizational skills while making a meaningful difference for cats in need.

Most Needed Donations

We especially appreciate:

  • Dry cat food
  • Canned cat food
  • Kitten food (wet and dry)

Please donate only unopened, unexpired food.

We’ll Help You Get Started

Community Concern for Cats can provide:

  • Our Food Drive Guide
  • Community Concern for Cats logo
  • Information about our most-needed food items
  • Delivery instructions

Ready to Help?

Email volunteer@communityconcernforcats.org and we’ll help you organize a successful food drive.

Together, we can help ensure rescued cats and kittens have nutritious food while they wait for loving homes. Every donation makes a difference!

Download our Food Drive Guide

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