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Frequently Asked Questions:
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Will my food get picked up if the weather is bad?
Yes. Your letter carrier will pick up and deliver your mail as usual on Food Drive Day and collect the food bags no matter what the weather may be.
When do I put the food out?
Set out your non-perishable food well before your letter carrier's normal pick-up time.
I'm going to be out of town on May 10th. Can I still donate?
Yes. You can bring your food into the Marshall Post Office before May 10th or on Monday, May 12th and leave your donation. They will deliver it to MACS.
Are my donations tax-deductible?
Yes. MACS is a 501(c)3 tax-deductible non-profit charity.
What can I donate?
Please consider donating non-perishable food. Click HERE to see our most requested non-perishable food items. Please do not donate frozen food, homemade food, or home canned items.
Is there anything I shouldn't donate?
Please do not donate items that have expired or are in glass containers. In keeping with good food-handling and food-safety procedures, food that has been opened, damaged or is out-of-date or does not have the official ingredients included will be discarded in the sorting process.
Yes. Your letter carrier will pick up and deliver your mail as usual on Food Drive Day and collect the food bags no matter what the weather may be.
When do I put the food out?
Set out your non-perishable food well before your letter carrier's normal pick-up time.
I'm going to be out of town on May 10th. Can I still donate?
Yes. You can bring your food into the Marshall Post Office before May 10th or on Monday, May 12th and leave your donation. They will deliver it to MACS.
Are my donations tax-deductible?
Yes. MACS is a 501(c)3 tax-deductible non-profit charity.
What can I donate?
Please consider donating non-perishable food. Click HERE to see our most requested non-perishable food items. Please do not donate frozen food, homemade food, or home canned items.
Is there anything I shouldn't donate?
Please do not donate items that have expired or are in glass containers. In keeping with good food-handling and food-safety procedures, food that has been opened, damaged or is out-of-date or does not have the official ingredients included will be discarded in the sorting process.
May 10, 2025