Does Tyson Foods donate to fundraisers?
Last updated January 21, 2026
Yes — Tyson Foods has a product donation program for schools, nonprofits, and community fundraisers.
Donation program at a glance
Donates- Typical value
- 0
- Area restrictions
- Regional
Program details last reviewed 2015-04-23. Donation programs change — always confirm on the company's own page.
With the help of Tyson Foods Charitable Giving Grants your cause it one step close reaching your financial goal.
Tyson Foods invest in community projects that make a difference such as hunger relief, community development, health, nutrition, education and sustainable agriculture. It is a part of their commitment to serve the communities where they live and work. There a two grant applications available to these organizations, one for less that $50,000 and the other for requests of over $50,000. You can submit your donation request through their online form. Make sure to check their donation page for deadlines for letters of intent. Due to the volume of requests, they are unable to communicate status of proposals during review time frames. Company Information: Tyson Foods trademarks and copyrights are owned by: Tyson Foods
Example Response from a Donation Request Submission: Dear Shelby Sisler, We are a good corporate citizen, we value a good relationship with the community we serve. Over the years we support events and organizations most especially those whose mission is to fight hunger in the community. After we review your request, we believe that your organization adheres with our commitments to the community. We are therefore pleased to make a donation to your organization. Looking forward to speak with you in greater detail regarding this concern. Best of luck! Regards, Donation Committee
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