Our program is a Christian-based childcare center serving infants, toddlers, preschoolers, and after-school children and their families. We are working to establish a community pantry to help support families who may be experiencing food insecurity or other financial challenges.
Our goal is to make sure the children and families in our community have access to basic necessities without feeling embarrassed or judged for needing a little extra help. We welcome donations of nonperishable foods, healthy snacks, canned goods, cereal, pasta, rice, hygiene products, baby supplies, toiletries, and other household essentials.
We especially appreciate healthy food options and donations that are family-friendly and easy to prepare. Every donation, big or small, helps us provide support to families in our daycare community and reminds them that they are not alone.
This listing was last updated Sep 21, 2026
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Yes, we can accept food donations outside of scheduled times as long as donors contact us ahead of time so we can make sure someone is available to receive the donation. Donors do not need to visit different locations on different days. Please call or message before dropping off donations so we can provide the appropriate drop-off instructions. For larger donations, pickup arrangements may also be available.
Donors are welcome to contact us before dropping off donations so we can coordinate a convenient time and provide any needed drop-off instructions. If you have a large donation or are unable to bring the items to us, please reach out to discuss possible pickup arrangements. We truly appreciate any donation, big or small, and are happy to work with donors to make the process as easy as possible.
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