Non-Perishables are a great way to give to the food bank. Shelf-stable items. that are “pantry-ready.” Examples include canned vegetables, pasta, and rice.

Check Dates: Ensure items are not past their "use-by" or "sell-by" dates. We can’t accept icons that are past their use-by date.

Cooking Essentials: Don’t forget the "flavor"—donations of cooking oil, flour, sugar, and spices (salt, pepper, garlic powder) help families turn basic ingredients into real meals.

We are able to accept freshly harvested and cleaned vegetables and fruits from home gardens.

They must be freshly harvested.

Pets are part of the family, and keeping them fed is important!

Specific Types: Dry and canned dog and cat food are the most requested.

Unopened Bags: Only donate factory-sealed bags. For safety and hygiene, food banks cannot accept open bags of kibble.

While we focus on food there are other items we accept.

Personal Care: Unopened toiletries such as soap, shampoo, deodorant, toothpaste, and feminine hygiene products are essential.

Baby Supplies: Diapers (especially larger sizes), wipes, and formula (check expiration) are in extremely high demand.

Household: Cleaning supplies like laundry detergent and dish soap help families maintain a healthy home.