Volunteering to grocery shop and deliver to a family fighting cancer will minimize a patient’s risk of exposure to viruses. This act of kindness provides protection and eliminates hunger for cancer patients and families who are highly vulnerable while in treatment — especially during a pandemic.
You will receive a grocery list and contact information for a local family. You will grocery shop and coordinate a time to make a contactless delivery. Submit your grocery receipt to New Day for reimbursement or receive a tax receipt if you decide to make an in-kind donation instead.
2. Handle only shopping OR deliveryEveryone’s schedule and skillset is different…feel free to shop OR deliver and ask a friend to share the fun, or we can match you with someone to coordinate.
The third Saturday of every month from 3-5 pm in Rochester Hills, food pantry boxes are available for pick up from ICNA Relief. Simply pick up and distribute pantry boxes to area cancer families (we’ll provide the details). By simply spending a little time in the car (think audio book or perhaps student driver hours) you can do a world of good.
The New Day Grocery Delivery Program is supported in part with grant funding from United Way of Southeaster Michigan. The Kroger Co. of Michigan and BSP Law are also proud supporters of the program.