Food Bank of Delaware Collection

The Food Bank of Delaware relies heavily on local support to provide enough food to serve close to 90,000 Delawareans each year.

Food donations are currently being accepted at The Centreville Café.

In addition to food and grocery products, every dollar raised enables the Food Bank of Delaware to distribute food to those in need.

For every five dollars raised The Food Bank of Delaware can provide 22 meals! Twenty-five dollars serves lunch to nine low-income children in a summer camp, $40 provides 176 meals served through shelters, senior centers and other sites where people in need can get a hot meal, $60 supplies three families with a nutritionally balanced emergency meal box to help fill their pantry and $100 provides a week of breakfast to one summer program for at-risk youth.

Donations can be made online at www.fbd.org.

Welcome to Centreville, a 19th century Delaware village listed in the National Register of Historic Places and surrounded by superb Country Estates, world-renowned Museums and the beautiful Brandywine Valley. Antiques and Art abound, displayed in buildings that once served the needs of farmers, drovers and millers. Whether you are driving the scenic Kennett Pike, or bicycling our Greenway, Centreville's charm will capture your heart.

Winterthur Museum, Delaware Museum of Natural History, Oberod Conference Center, Burrows Run Preserve and Flint Woods are our neighbors. Brandywine Creek State Park, Longwood Gardens, Hagley Museum, Delaware Museum of Art, Brandywine Battlefield and Brandywine River Museum are all within five miles of the Village.

 
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