We have a small garden that does not meet the demand, so thank you for anything fresh that you are able to bring! We also welcome volunteers in our garden and pantry. For our pantry, we need and use all canned, dry and packaged foods, as well as personal hygiene items. Freezer and refrigerator space varies constantly, so please call ahead to make sure we have room. School snacks during the school year are important and not often donated. We also accept school supplies, hats, coats, scarves and gloves that go directly to schools to be given out as needed discreetly. Thank you so much for anything you can do to help!
This listing was last updated Apr 19, 2020
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