Give where the call comes in
Donations are received and stewarded by Frontline Kitchen, a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Your gift funds food, fuel, equipment, and the training that makes a deployment possible.
Where your gift goesDonations will be open soon
We are finishing the paperwork on our giving platform. As soon as it is live you will be able to give here, one time or monthly, and get a receipt by email.
In the meantime, get in touch and we will let you know the moment it opens.
Contact usFrontline Kitchen is a registered 501(c)(3). Gifts will be tax-deductible.
Where your gift goes
Food & water
Ingredients and potable water staged before the call.
Fuel & transport
Moving the kitchen to the edge of the incident.
Equipment
Standing kit, maintenance, and replacement.
Training
Certification and safety for every volunteer on the roster.
Other ways to give
Employer matching, donor-advised funds, in-kind food and equipment, or underwriting a full deployment.
Talk to us →Giving levels
Give monthly so we can stage food and fuel before a call, or give once at the matching level.
Daily community meals, Station One production, and basic crisis supplies. Monthly impact email and early episode access.
Meals for families in crisis and Relief Truck operations. Name listed on the site and quarterly briefings.
Meals for responders on deployment, crisis logistics, and fuel. Bonus episodes and the annual appreciation event.
Full crisis meal batches and volunteer training. A thank you video from the team and early access to new programs.
Major deployments, equipment upgrades, and long term operations. Optional name on the truck panel, leadership dinner, and annual report recognition.
Immediate. Meals go out the same day donations come in.
Local. You see the work happen in your own community.
Told. Station One shows you the lives you are touching.
Sponsors and major gifts
Businesses and foundations can underwrite a specific piece of the operation, with visible credit. Larger gifts start with a conversation and a tour of the kitchen.
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