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Shelburne Food Shelf

Pantry #9664

The mission of the Shelburne Food Shelf (SFS) is to improve food security for community members of Shelburne through food distribution, and to provide emergency assistance, while preserving the dignity of our shoppers.

This listing was last updated Jul 28, 2023

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Hours are in AST. Hours updated 1 year ago

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5420 Shelburne Rd, Shelburne, VT 05482, USAGet Directions

Phone

802-622-3313
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Point of Contact

Pam

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Donations can be left in bins located at Shelburne Supermarket, Pierson Library, and the south foyer of the Town Offices building. If donating fresh produce, please call (802)622-3313 ext 4, or email ([email protected]) before dropping off. Please note we can NOT accept any homemade products like preserves, baked goods, etc. no matter how tasty they might be. This is due to food safety regulations.

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