National Donation Day 2025
On Friday, November 14, Wild Fork will host its 3rd Annual National Donation Day across all 64 stores in the U.S. and Canada. In alignment with our purpose of Nourishing Better Lives, we’re donating 5,000+ pounds of protein to food banks serving communities impacted by food insecurity.
Customers can participate by purchasing featured items in-store—each pound bought will be matched by Wild Fork and donated to local organizations.
Partner organizations include: The Caring Place, All Saints Lutheran Church, Hopes Children Home, Nourishing Hope, Kinship Community Food Center, Philabundance, Long Island Cares, Community Foodbank of NJ, Second Serving of Houston, North Texas Food Bank, Hope for the Homeless, Abound Food Care, and Second Harvest Canada—ensuring donations are safely handled and efficiently distributed.
This initiative is a powerful reminder that when we act together, we can make a lasting difference: one meal, one family, one community at a time.
National Donation Day: A Growing Tradition of Giving
Giving back is more than a seasonal gesture at Wild Fork—it’s a reflection of who we are. Since launching National Donation Day in 2023, we’ve united Forkies, customers, and community partners on a shared mission to fight holiday hunger with high-quality protein donations.
In 2024, this mission came to life in a big way: 4,122 pounds of protein were donated to families facing food insecurity. Through our #ForkiesForGood community initiative, every featured item purchased in-store triggered a matched donation from Wild Fork, calculated by the pound, doubling the impact and delivering nourishment where it’s needed most. Our National Donation Day brings together Forkies and customers in a shared mission to fight hunger during the holidays.
By partnering with trusted local organizations, we ensure that every pound is handled safely and distributed thoughtfully. Together, we’re not just feeding communities, we’re building lasting connections and living out our promise to Nourish Better Lives.