During our lives, we all experience times when we are able to help others
as well as times when we are in need of help.
This pantry is designed to be a vessel of that free exchange.
Please, take what you need and use the gifts that you have in the ways that you can to support our community.
Providing personal care essentials to help every neighbor maintain hygiene, confidence, and well-being.
In the early weeks of this being open, the following are the most needed items in the pantry:
Sharing food as a basic gift of life, we support our community with care, compassion, and dignity for all.
In addition to the basic necessities we typically think of for a food pantry, consider the following:
If you were in a grocery store line and had to put something back for budgetary reasons, what is one of the first things you would put back?
What are some of those spices and flavors that you have in a cabinet that you use often but sometimes take for granted because you seldom have to rebuy them?
We often hear suggestions to give pop-top cans that do not require a can opener. While this is a wonderful gesture, consider solving the bigger problem by donating can openers if you are able.
These ideas open many more possibilities and exemplify the dignity, compassion, and care we all need at different seasons of life.
If you are in a season of abundance and are so willing, please check out our Meal in a Bag page for more suggestions.
Offering cleaning and household supplies so every home can be a place of safety, stability, and care.
In the early weeks of this being open, the following are the most needed items in the pantry:
