As communities across Anne Arundel County prepare for the holiday season, Arundel Bank’s 2026 Fall Food Drive will once again bring customers, employees, and neighbors together to help combat food insecurity. From October 1 through October 31, 2026, the Bank will collect non-perishable food donations that will directly benefit local food pantries serving families throughout the region.
Throughout the month, customers and community members are invited to participate by donating shelf-stable food items at any Arundel Bank branch. Contributions collected in Annapolis, Glen Burnie, Pasadena, and Severna Park will be distributed to local partner organizations that provide food assistance to individuals and families facing hardship. By supporting nearby pantries, each donation helps strengthen the communities Arundel Bank is proud to serve.
“Community banking is about more than financial services. It’s about neighbors helping neighbors,” said Matt Mullen, President and CEO of Arundel Bank. “Every year, our customers and employees demonstrate an incredible commitment to supporting local families, and the Fall Food Drive is one of the ways we can make a meaningful impact together. As food insecurity continues to affect many households throughout our region, we encourage everyone to join us in helping stock local pantry shelves and providing hope to those who need it most during the holiday season.”
Food Drive Beneficiaries Include:
- SPAN (Serving People Across Neighborhoods) – 400 Benefield Road, Sev. Pk, 21146
- Assisting with food, utility shut-offs, evictions, and medical needs since 1990.
- Harundale Presbyterian Church – 1020 East Way, Glen Burnie, 21060
- Grocery distribution every Tuesday from 10:45 AM–1:30 PM.
- Caring Cupboard – 8513 Fort Smallwood Road, Pasadena, 21122
- Follow their Facebook page for distribution schedules
- Heritage Baptist Church Food Pantry – 1740 Forest Drive, Annapolis, 21401
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