Hamco Food Not Bombs
Expand the safety net of Hamilton County by taking care of each other
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Basic hygiene supplies are an often overlooked necessity. $10 enables us to compile a hygiene kit that includes decent quality soap, shampoo/condit... Read more
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Many pantry grocery delivery systems only provide the barest necessities. With $25, we can compile boxes that are more than just beans and rice. We... Read more
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Not only do we pay for everything out of pocket- we store and transport everything using our own space and supplies. $50 allows us to upgrade some ... Read more
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What Community Events would you like to see?
Published on February 27, 2026 by Cat
We are putting together a list of activities and events to help expand and involve the community- things like Skill Shares, Crafting Days, Cooking Days, and general educational meetings. We have some ideas, but we'd love to hear yours!...
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We cover the whole of Hamilton County, an area just north of Indianapolis that is incredibly under-served and overlooked with a combination of high cost-of-living cities and sprawling rural small towns, all of which have a heavy reliance on driving for most people to function day-to-day. Because of this, we have made the decision to make grocery-box delivery a priority in how our group functions, as not everyone can make it to the weekly shares to pick up food.
Despite being a fairly new chapter, we have already encountered a great need for resources, food, and safety in our community, especially in the current socio-politcal environment. With an ICE office recently being opened in our county, now more than ever it is important that we look out for each other and provide help whenever and wherever we can.
Donations will go to things like assembling grocery boxes, cooking supplies, food, space rental if needed, and mutual aid. Our current project is raising funds for a community member to go through the expensive DACA process. Your contributions are making a direct impact and spreading awareness.
Thank you for all that you do.