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KCEOC Launches November Food Drive to Support Local Families

KCEOC November Food Drive: November 1–30, 2025

Every day in Kentucky, more than 644,000 people face hunger, and of those, 179,030 are children. To help support families experiencing food insecurity, KCEOC Community Action Partnership is hosting a Food Drive from November 1–30, 2025.

Community members are invited to donate perishable and shelf-stable items throughout the month. Your contributions help ensure that children, seniors, and families in our region have access to nutritious food during the holiday season and beyond.

What to Donate

Perishable items such as milk, fruits, meat, and fresh foods
→ Drop off at: KCEOC Main Office/ESC in Gray, KY

Shelf-stable items such as canned goods, pasta, rice, peanut butter, boxed meals
→ Drop off at any of our community partner locations:

Any KCEOC location
West Knox Pharmacy – Corbin

Fresh/perishable donations may also be dropped off at the KCEOC Main Office.

How Your Donation Helps

All contributions stay within our service region and directly support families facing financial hardship. Every item donated is a step toward easing hunger and strengthening our community.

Thank you for standing with us and helping make a difference this November.

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