09/22/2026
🤎 The Harvest Bin: Give A Bin - Blessing Boxes are BACK🌾
Last year, we started something very close to our hearts, Harvest Bin Blessing Boxes, to help provide food and basic necessities to families and individuals in our rural communities who may not have easy access to the larger food banks in Lincoln or Beatrice.
This year, we’re bringing the program back with a few updates and some changes to how we’ll be distributing the boxes.
Our goal remains the same: to connect our rural neighbors with the food and basic necessities they need during a time when the cost of groceries and everyday essentials continues to be a struggle for so many.
We are specifically here to serve the rural communities between Lincoln and Beatrice, including:
📍 Hickman
📍 Roca
📍 Sprague
📍 Martell
📍 Cortland
📍 Firth
📍 Douglas
📍 Sterling
📍 Adams
📍 Filly
📍 Pickrell
📍 Bennett
📍 Hallam
If you or your family are struggling right now, please reach out.
We know how much pride there is in our rural communities. We know people often think, “Someone else probably needs it more than I do,” or “I’m not struggling bad enough to ask for help.”
Please don’t think that way.
You do not have to be at your lowest point to deserve a helping hand.
There is no shame in needing a little help, and there is no judgment here. We are here to help EVERYONE who needs it.❤️
This year, we will primarily be offering pickup for Blessing Boxes in Firth, NE. If you do not have transportation or are unable to pick up your box, please let us know on the Google Form and we will do our best to work something out.
👇 If you need a Blessing Box, please fill out our updated form here:
🔗 https://forms.gle/WGbLhnep6NwbEtcS6
And for those who would like to help us keep this program going, you can donate food, household necessities, monetary donations and other items to help us fill these boxes, just send us a DM or call/text us!!!
This was something we felt called to do last year, and we’re so thankful to be able to keep it going. Because at the end of the day, that’s what rural communities do we take care of our own🤎🌾
Neighbors helping neighbors