Fenly

Made for food banks by a food bank. With Fenly, food banks, food pantries, and other anti-hunger nonprofits are able to raise funds with the help of people like you! By donating, setting up a fundraiser, or creating a virtual food drive, you will be able to contribute to the important mission of making sure no one goes hungry in our communities.

Benefits

Harness the power of your supporters, reach more people, and increase donations
Eliminate the physical labor and resources required for traditional food drives
Attract new donors and increase online donations

Main Features

Virtual Food Drives: donors are able to symbolically purchase food items and see exactly how their money will make an impact to end hunger
Peer-to-Peer Fundraising: built-in tools designed to increase donations
Crowdfunding: customize your messaging, images, and branding to match your mission

Primary Audience

Food banks
Food pantries
Anti-hunger organizations

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How It Works

Your fundraising needs are unique, so we’ve created three different platforms — individual fundraisers, team fundraisers, and virtual food drives. The first step is deciding which is best for your fundraising needs and creating a user account.

Virtual Food Drives Gain Traction

Maryland Food Bank decided to build the Fenly software when it realized it had a need, shared by many food banks, for a solution that could combine peer-to-peer fundraising, crowdfunding and virtual food drives all on one platform. In its view, the online tools available to food banks at the time were too antiquated and unaffordable.

Sanjay Malik

interim CEO

Food Bank of Delaware

Sanjay Malik

interim CEO

Food Bank of Delaware

The virtual holiday food drive will allow us to be efficient with our resources. Traditional food drives are an expensive undertaking and take an immense amount of staff and transportation resources. The virtual food will allow us to address our most urgent food needs while ensuring staff safety, preserving valuable staff and transportation resources to conduct more food distributions directly to