What if one simple stop in Midland could help support food accessibility for people in the community? Throughout September, Rogers Ford is inviting drivers, customers, and neighbors across the Permian Basin to take part in the Ford Building Together Global Food Drive by bringing non-perishable food donations to the dealership on W Wall Street.
The effort connects Midland with a much broader Ford initiative focused on bringing dealers, employees, customers, nonprofit partners, and communities together around a shared purpose. By serving as a food donation drop-off in Midland, TX, Rogers Ford is giving area residents a convenient way to contribute while helping turn individual donations into meaningful community support.
Ford Building Together Creates Local Impact
Ford Building Together is centered on supporting and strengthening the communities where Ford dealers and customers live and work. The Global Food Drive brings that mission to life by encouraging dealerships around the world to collect food and work alongside community partners to address food accessibility.
The idea is simple. When dealerships across Ford’s network participate at the same time, local efforts can become part of a larger global impact. At the same time, each dealership is encouraged to keep its focus on the needs of its own community.
That makes the Ford food drive in Midland, TX, about more than participating in a national or global campaign. It is an opportunity for people in Midland, Odessa, Stanton, Big Spring, and communities throughout the Permian Basin to contribute close to home.
What to Donate During the Ford Food Drive in Midland
Rogers Ford is accepting non-perishable food donations throughout September. Ford’s food drive guidance highlights shelf-stable items that can be useful for food assistance efforts, including canned tuna, chicken and salmon, nut butters, low-sugar cereal, rice, dry pasta, canned vegetables, canned fruit, beans, tomato sauce, and other non-perishable staples.
Ford’s donation guide also advises against bringing perishable food, pet food, glass containers, or opened packages. Because specific needs can vary, shoppers and community members who have questions about what to bring can contact Rogers Ford before stopping by. Donations can be dropped off during Rogers Ford’s sales hours, Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. and Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. The dealership is closed on Sunday. Before heading over to 4200 W Wall St, you can also check the latest Rogers Ford hours and directions to plan your visit.
Even a small contribution can become part of something larger when neighbors across the community participate. Adding a few shelf-stable items to a regular shopping trip or bringing something from the pantry can be an easy way to support the effort.
A Convenient Food Donation Drop-Off in Midland, TX
Rogers Ford is located at 4200 W Wall St in Midland, making the dealership a familiar collection point for customers and community members traveling through the area.
If your September plans already bring you along W Wall Street or into Midland from Odessa or Stanton, dropping off a donation can fit naturally into your day. You do not need to be shopping for a vehicle or visiting the service department to participate. Community members are welcome to stop by with non-perishable food items during the collection period.
That accessibility reflects one of the ideas behind Ford Building Together. Dealerships can serve as community hubs by opening their doors to activities that bring people together around shared needs. A food collection makes it easier for customers, employees, and neighbors to participate in the same effort from one familiar location.
Rogers Ford and the Midland Community
For Rogers Ford, participating in Ford Building Together also fits with a long-standing connection to Midland.
Rogers Ford is a locally owned family business founded by Bill Rogers in 1964. The dealership moved to its current Midland location in 1966 and has continued serving drivers throughout West Texas for generations. Its community involvement has included support for organizations and programs such as MISD Athletics, MARC, the Midland Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, and the American Cancer Society.
Those roots help give the Rogers Ford community event a distinctly Midland focus. Shoppers interested in the dealership’s history, family ownership, and connection to the area can read more about Rogers Ford in Midland.
Ford Building Together emphasizes that dealerships are not simply businesses located within their communities. They are part of those communities. The Global Food Drive gives dealerships and the people around them another way to turn that connection into practical action.
Join the Ford Building Together Food Drive This September
Throughout September, Midland drivers and community members can help support the Ford Building Together Global Food Drive by bringing non-perishable food items to Rogers Ford.
Whether you live in Midland, commute from Big Spring, make regular trips from Odessa, or travel across the Permian Basin, participating can be as simple as bringing a few shelf-stable items with you when you are already in the area.
The goal is not to make giving complicated. It is to make it easier for more people to take part. When customers, employees, dealerships, nonprofit partners, and community members contribute together, individual acts of generosity can become part of a much larger effort.
Bring your non-perishable food donation to Rogers Ford on W Wall Street through the end of September and be part of Ford Building Together right here in Midland.

