
Sponsor a truckload of food.
40% of food goes to waste in America every year, while over 48 million people go hungry. For just $1,750, you can sponsor a full truckload of food, enough to feed 80 families for an entire month.
Sponsor a truckload of food for $1,750 and receive a Sharing Excess toy truck as a thank you.
Each truckload provides 35,000 pounds of fresh food.

How it works
Every dollar donated provides 20 pounds of food.


What you can do
Sponsor a truck.
- Every dollar donated provides 20 pounds of food.
- Give $1,750 to sponsor a full truckload.
- Inspire others to give or start a truck-raiser.

THE IMPACT
Free food delivered.
- A truckload of free food will be delivered in your name to communities nationwide.
- You will receive a limited-edition toy truck to celebrate your impact.
- Thousands of families will have food on their table this holiday season.
Delivered in 2026
Help us reach over 140 million pounds of food delivered this year.

When you donate, you get a gift.
This holiday season, give the gift that keeps on giving to someone you love.
Gifts are per transaction. One gift comes with each donation.

TRUCKER HAT
$100 - Partial Truckload
This will deliver 2,000 pounds of free food to communities in need.

BOX TRUCK
$1,750 - One Truckload
This will deliver 35,000 pounds of free food to communities in need.

SEMI-TRUCK
$17,500 - Ten Truckloads
This will deliver 350,000 pounds of free food to communities in need.

CUSTOM CRYSTAL TRUCK
$87,500 - Fifty Truckloads
This will deliver 1,750,000 pounds of free food to communities in need.
Leaderboard
Thank you to last year's sponsors.
As this year's campaign gets started, we are celebrating the top sponsors who helped deliver truckloads of food in 2025.

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Start a truck-raiser
Gather friends, family, and coworkers to fill a truck.
Start a fundraiser and turn small donations into a full truckload. Every dollar raised will provide 20 pounds of food for communities in need this holiday season.

