Pantries near you are accepting donations right now. Check what they need, drop off when it works for you, and know that every item makes it directly to a neighbor.
Each pantry has different storage and needs — the map shows what each one is currently accepting.
Non-perishables are always needed — beans, soups, vegetables, fruit.
Fruits and vegetables, especially for pantries with refrigeration.
Day-old bread, muffins, bagels — often rescued from stores.
Milk, cheese, eggs — pantries with fridges can usually accept.
Formula, baby food, diapers — high demand, often hard to source.
Soap, shampoo, toothbrushes — often not covered by food programs.
Clothes closets at pantries accept gently used items.
Rice, pasta, lentils, flour — staples with long shelf lives.
Bring donations directly to the pantry during their donation hours. Check their listing for the drop-off schedule.
Some pantries will arrange to pick up larger donations from your home or business. Look for "Can Pick Up" in their listing.
💡 Tip: Each pantry listing on the map shows their donation hours, accepted item types, storage capabilities, and whether they can arrange a pickup. Check before you bring something to make sure it's needed.
Open the map in Donor mode to find pantries that are actively accepting donations and see exactly what they need right now.