Your neighborhood. Your people.
Good neighbors.
Lasting change.
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.

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.

The after-school table, weekdays from 3:30
Youth mentoring
One steady adult, six years running. Homework help and a hot snack on weekdays from 3:30.

Keys kept on the block
Help staying home
Rent support and a caseworker who calls back, so long-time families can stay on the block.

One family, one full year
Family sponsorship
Walk with one family for a full year: groceries, school supplies and a friend who checks in.
One garden. Many hands.
Saturday planting
Rosa, garden lead since 2019
To the table
From the field
Stories of hope and progress
How Fresh Food Distribution Changed Tuesday Evenings for 800 Families
A look inside our weekly mobile pantry and the dedicated local farmers who keep our cold storage stocked with fresh produce for neighborhood families.
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From First Generation Student to College Graduate
Marcus reflects on six years in our after-school mentorship academy, sharing how steady guidance helped him pursue a degree in public health.
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Three Practical Ways Neighborhood Coalitions Prevent Displacement
Key strategies from our housing stabilization initiative on keeping long-term families rooted in their neighborhoods amidst rapid development.
Read story →Choose what your gift does.
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$25
Packs one family's Tuesday grocery bag.
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$75
Fills three Tuesdays for one family.
Spend a Tuesday packing groceries, tend a garden bed, or become a steady mentor.