A year of showing up

42,000
meals shared in 2025
612
households at the Tuesday pantry
140
neighbors who volunteer
9 t
of produce grown in the garden

Four ways we show up.

Every program is run with neighbors who live a short walk from the pantry door. Start with the one that fits your week.

A volunteer hands a bag of fresh produce to a neighbor

Tuesday pantry, the produce table

Neighborhood pantry

Choose your own groceries every Tuesday at nine. Fresh produce, dairy and pantry staples, and no forms on your first visit.

Pantry details →

One garden. Many hands.

Volunteers tend the raised beds, gather the harvest, and bring fresh produce to the pantry table. Come for an hour. We will help you find a useful place to begin.
Raised beds and a shade pergola in the community garden

The commons

Twelve raised beds and a pergola built by volunteers
Gloved hands planting lettuce seedlings

Saturday planting

Lettuce goes in the first week of April

Rosa, garden lead since 2019

“I came for groceries. Now I run the Saturday tomatoes.”
Volunteers stocking the pantry shelves

To the table

Picked Saturday, on the pantry table Tuesday

From the field

Stories of hope and progress

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Choose what your gift does.

Every amount is a real week at the pantry. Confirm the purpose and frequency on the secure giving form.
  • $25

    Packs one family's Tuesday grocery bag.

  • $75

    Fills three Tuesdays for one family.

Give to the Tuesday pantry →
A volunteer checking the pantry ledger beside stocked shelves

Spend a Tuesday packing groceries, tend a garden bed, or become a steady mentor.

There is room for your <em>pair of hands.</em>

There is room for your pair of hands.

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