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-- Donate food to your local food pantry.
-- Organize a real or virtual food drive.
-- Donate shampoo, toothpaste and other personal-care items. They can't be bought with food stamps. Donating these items can help free up money to buy food.
-- Make a cash donation. For the holidays, $28 can provide a family of four with a healthy holiday meal -- a turkey with all the trimmings, said Bread for the City's Kristin Valentine.
-- Volunteer. Thanksgiving and the December holidays are peak donation and distribution times for food pantries, and they could use some help.
