The Pantry benefits from food drives conducted by local organizations, businesses, churches and synagogues that generate non-perishable food and household items that are distributed to our neighbors in need. If your group would like to organize a food drive, please contact us.

We are taking clients’ food orders over the phone, pre-packing those orders, and distributing them in a drive-up pantry. We need volunteers to pack and distribute those orders.

Some examples of available volunteer opportunities working with children and adults with disabilities: arts & crafts, horticulture, digital photography, teen peer mentors, musicians, technology tutors, help repair adaptive equipment, woodworking, Special Olympic coaches and unified partners, teach a dance class, join participants during outings in the community, and workout companions needed.

The Pantry depends on volunteers to pick up food from local stores and also to help deliver food to the homes of clients with disabilities. In addition, we also distribute food to other community pantry organizations based on need.