Sullivan Super Service’s Food Drive returns for its 25th year this fall, running from September 1 through November 30. Alongside providing trusted heating and cooling services, the initiative partners with the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank to collect food, hygiene items, and financial support for households across Allegheny County. Donors can drop off non-perishable goods, request home pickup, or give online, with full collection details available on the Annual Food Drive page.
What to Donate to Sullivan Super Service’s Food Drive
This year’s collection is organized into five categories that address specific community needs. Canned and non-perishable foods, such as vegetables, beans, tuna, chicken, and peanut butter, remain the most requested items. Hygiene products, including feminine care items, razors, and senior hygiene supplies, fill a gap that grocery assistance programs often miss. Families with young children can donate diapers, wipes, crackers, juice boxes, and granola bars, though baby food is not accepted. Paper products and senior nutrition items, such as shakes and nutritional drinks, round out the physical donations. Monetary gifts are accepted too, and the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank applies that funding wherever the need is greatest that month. Sullivan Super Service’s Food Drive sorts every donation by category before it reaches the food bank, so items go directly to the households that need them.
How to Participate
Participating in Sullivan Super Service’s Food Drive requires minimal effort. Community members can drop off supplies directly or schedule a home pickup, providing a convenient option for seniors and busy households. As a token of appreciation, each donor receives a $25 coupon applicable toward future service visits (limit one coupon per service visit, valid for present homeowners within the active service territory).
Celebrating 25 Years of Community Support
Last year’s campaign collected over 14,000 items and $2,200 in monetary gifts for the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank, led by internal team donation challenges. The regional food bank distributes these resources across 11 counties in southwestern Pennsylvania, addressing urgent food insecurity. The ongoing growth of Sullivan Super Service’s Food Drive parallels the company’s expanding plumbing, heating, cooling, and drain operations throughout Pittsburgh, PA, sustained by dedicated neighborhood support.
Why This Milestone Year Matters
Reaching a quarter-century highlights a program built on enduring community trust. Every contribution, from single canned goods to financial contributions, provides immediate relief through the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank’s network. Longtime supporters and new donors alike will find a straightforward, impact-focused process.
Support Community Relief Efforts This Fall
Residents across Pittsburgh, PA, and Allegheny County can participate through November 30. Check the Annual Food Drive page for current collection needs. While facilitating Sullivan Super Service’s Food Drive, technicians continue providing regular services throughout the region. To arrange a donation pickup or request service, visit the contact page.