Get Involved
Blessing boxes run on community care. Whether you have five minutes or five dollars, there's something meaningful you can do right now.
Wherever you are right now
No cost, no commitment, no plans needed. Open the map, find a box nearby, and log whether it's stocked. A 30-second update helps everyone in your area make better decisions before they drive somewhere.
Next time you're at the store
Add a few extra cans of soup or a jar of peanut butter to your cart. Drop them off at a box near the store. Log the visit so others know it's freshly stocked.
590 boxes still need a photo
When someone searches for a box, they want to know what it looks like before they get there. A clear shot showing the box and its surroundings makes a lasting difference.
1034 boxes haven't been seen in a while
Whether a box is full, empty, or no longer there — we need to know. Even a quick "it's still here" update keeps the map accurate for everyone who uses it.
How to get involved
Create a free account
Visit a box and check on it
Go shopping and fill a box
Tips: what to buy and how to do it efficiently
Good items to donate
- Canned goods: soups, vegetables, beans, fruit
- Shelf-stable protein: peanut butter, canned tuna or chicken
- Grains: pasta, rice, oatmeal (in sealed packaging)
- Snacks: granola bars, crackers, dried fruit
- Hygiene: soap, toothbrush and toothpaste, shampoo — travel or dollar-store sizes fit well
Shopping efficiently
- Dollar stores (Dollar Tree, Dollar General) are great for canned goods and hygiene items
- Grocery store sale sections and BOGO deals stretch your budget
- Costco or Sam's Club bulk purchases of peanut butter, pasta, or rice are very cost-effective — split a run with a neighbor
- Individually packaged items stay fresh longest and are easiest to distribute
Spot a box that isn't on the map? Submit it.
Have another idea?
We're always looking for new ways to grow the community and keep boxes stocked. If you have a suggestion — a partnership, an outreach idea, or anything else — we'd love to hear it.
Send us a messageBoxes that need a photo
590Visit any of these and take a clear shot that shows the box and its surroundings — something that helps someone identify it from the street.
Boxes that haven't been checked recently
1034No visit has been logged for these boxes in 30+ days. Even a quick check — is it still there? still stocked? — helps keep the map accurate.