Bellevue Launches ‘Scare Away Hunger’ Food Drive Ahead of Holidays
The City of Bellevue has launched the 'Scare Away Hunger' food drive to help restock the Bellevue Food Pantry's shelves ahead of the holidays. Residents are encouraged to donate non-perishable food items or monetary contributions.
Omaha, NE, October 28, 2026 —
The City of Bellevue has launched the “Scare Away Hunger” food drive, an effort intended to help restock the Bellevue Food Pantry’s shelves ahead of the holidays. Residents are encouraged to contribute non-perishable food items or make monetary contributions.
The announcement identifies the Bellevue Food Pantry as the recipient of the drive and describes its goal as replenishing pantry shelves. It does not specify which food items are most needed, how monetary contributions can be made, or whether particular donation methods are available.
Details about the drive’s schedule and logistics were not provided in the information available. No start or end date, donation drop-off location, collection hours, or contact information was included. The announcement also does not state whether the city or pantry has set a specific fundraising or food-collection target.
Residents considering a donation have been asked to contribute non-perishable food or money, but further instructions about how and where to make contributions were not included. The announcement does not provide information about the pantry’s current inventory or the number of people it serves.
The launch comes ahead of the holidays, according to the city’s announcement. No additional details were provided about related events, participating organizations, or plans for distributing donations. The City of Bellevue’s stated purpose for the drive is to help replenish the Bellevue Food Pantry’s shelves during the pre-holiday period.
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