For Florida hunters
Donate Your Harvest
Donating your harvest takes minutes. Field-dress it, keep it cool, bring it to a drop-off point, and sign the donation log — we fund everything after that.
How donating works
Four steps from field to food bank
01
Field dress promptly
Field-dress your deer or hog promptly and cleanly, just as you would for your own table.
02
Keep it cool
Keep the animal cool and dry. Quality meat starts in the field, and coolers help on warm days.
03
Find a drop-off point
Bring your harvest to the nearest participating drop-off point or processor during listed hours.
04
Sign the log
Sign the donation log at the drop-off. We fund the certified processing and delivery from there.
What we accept
Keeping every donation safe and useful
Legal harvest
Legally harvested deer and hogs taken in season, with all applicable licenses and tags in order.
Properly field-dressed
Field-dressed promptly and handled cleanly in the field to protect meat quality.
In good condition
Fresh and clean — animals that have spoiled, been gut-shot heavily, or sat uncooled cannot be accepted.
Donated at no cost
Whole deer and hogs. Processing is funded by the organization, so there is no cost to donate.
[Detailed handling requirements are being finalized with our certified processors — check back soon or contact us.]
Find a location
Drop-off points by region
The Panhandle
Pensacola · Panama City · Tallahassee
[Location details coming soon]
North Central
Gainesville · Ocala · Lake City
[Location details coming soon]
Northeast Florida
Jacksonville · St. Augustine · Daytona
[Location details coming soon]
Central Florida
Orlando · The Villages · Space Coast
[Location details coming soon]
Tampa Bay
Tampa · St. Petersburg · Lakeland
[Location details coming soon]
South & Southwest Florida
Fort Myers · Naples · Miami
[Location details coming soon]
[Drop-off locations, addresses, and hours are being finalized — details coming soon.]
Get involved
Questions about donating?
Not sure where to bring a harvest, or want to volunteer a property or walk-in cooler as a drop-off point? Reach out — we are finalizing the statewide network now.