You Can Help Us Fight Childhood Hunger in Our Community!
WESLEY CHAPEL, FL – Nye Commercial Advisors provides a drop-off location for donations of food items to help fight hunger in our...
WESLEY CHAPEL, FL – Nye Commercial Advisors provides a drop-off location for donations of food items to help fight hunger in our community. Our goal is to support Full Circle Food Outreach program and the community.
Help us support local student’s development and their educational experience by bridging the gap between school meals over the weekends. If you would like to donate food items to support this cause please feel free to stop by our office from 9 am – 5 pm, Monday – Friday. The basket for donation is located in the lobby. Donations will be picked up by July 26, 2018.
Most needed items are:– breakfast bars, granola bars, fruit snacks, non refrigerated milk 8 oz, juice boxes 8 oz, pop-tarts, small boxes of cereal, instant oatmeal and grits, fruit and granola bars, microwavable ravioli, macaroni and cheese, Vienna sausages, bean and franks, tuna salad kits, chicken salad kits, veggie and fruit cups, small cans of soup/stew, instant soup mixes, applesauce cups, peanut butter crackers, small boxes of raisins, microwavable popcorn, snack size chips/treats, snack size graham crackers, goldfish, etc.* individually packed ‘kid-sized’ items.
Drop-off Location:Nye Commercial Advisors — 4875 Bruce B. Downs Blvd., Wesley Chapel, Florida 33544, Phone: 813-973-0214, www.NyeCommercial.com
Back to School Food Drive & Stock-the-Pantry Party:Join us for the Stock-the-Pantry Party on JULY 28th, 2pm – 4pm, Country Walk Clubhouse, Wesley Chapel. Come see all the food Nye Commercial Advisors collected and share fun activities, raffles and more.

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