Feed the Hungry Pantry 

To See Neighbors Who've Lost Jobs and Are Thankful for the Gift of Food, Click Videos Above. To Donate Click E-Giving.

Every 3 Cents Provides Food for 1 Meal



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How Can You Help?

     Since we are a volunteer-run charity with only 6 full-time employees, and a mostly part-time staff, every penny donated goes to buy, store, transport and give away nutritious food to hungry neighbors.

    Our wonderful donors provide the meat, vegetables, fruit, eggs, milk, bread and canned and dry goods for more than 24 million meals a year for an average cost of about 3 cents.

     Our deliveries to shut-in seniors and people with disabilities are sponsored by the Health Care District of Palm Beach County. 

     

     We are proud to partner with Extraordinary Charities to make Palm Beach County a better place to live for the less fortunate. Please email Dan Shorter at daneshorter@yahoo.com if you heard about our pantry through Extraordinary Charities.

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 God Bless our more than 500 volunteers, financial donors and the farmers and businesses that give us nutritious food!

$1-for-$1 Match

Back for Holidays!

Our target is now $128,000 to get $128,000 match to buy $256,000 in food at Thanksgiving & Christmas!

We've raised $101,778.59 since Nov. 1

To Help Click on E-Giving at top of this page.

Every 3 cents provides food for a healthy meal. 

$100 = 3,333 meals

$500 = 16,667 meals

$1,000 = 33,333 meals

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Our meal costs are so low because our CEO is a volunteer, most of our work is done by volunteers and the majority of our food is rescued from going to the dump or donated. 

 We're Giving Healthy Food to 10,000+ Families

Every Week!

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We're delivering nutritious food to 1,100+ shut-in seniors, veterans and people with disabilities -- most receive food every week.

Our phones are ringing off the hook from people who have no way to feed their families. Meanwhile meat, produce and canned goods donations have dwindled due to supply chain shortages. And prices are sky-high. 

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6.5 million lbs. of food given away in 2020 worth $24 million 

CLICK HERE to read annual report & see videos, pictures and email thank-yous

   “You know that cinnamon bread you sent me last month?” the vet asked. “It was so good. I cut a slice for breakfast every morning as long as I could.”

      “I looked at the grocery store and I can’t afford it. Could you please send me another loaf this month?"

     So, Jacquie and the delivery team sent him 2 loaves. 

      Harvey’s social worker told us that until our volunteers started taking him food that Harvey didn’t eat regularly.

      That was true for all of the 850+ households we delivered to last year until they met us, including 550+ starving, shut-in seniors who now get food weekly. 

     The items you help us distribute are essential to those who pick up their own food also. 

     “The food I receive from you every month helps me and my family…save money…to manage the rent and utilities,” said Bonnie, who picks up her 120+ lbs. of healthy food in the pantry line. “It is one less worry…we count down the days to our next food pickup day."

     Mrs. Berry agreed: “Your pantry saves my family…stress and despair when we need to pay the rent. My family and I are eternally grateful….May God bless…your volunteers, your sponsors and everyone involved…” 

   Want to help?

     Look in the left rail or across the top of the page to donate, volunteer and watch videos. 

Need Food? Call 561-398-0566 

Examples of who we give healthy food to:

   1 – Three veterans who collected and recycled cans to get enough money to come register.

   2 – Linda who came home from a rehab center after having both legs amputated to find her sister had stolen all the food in her home. We made a food delivery the day we found out.

   3 – Families of children who are coping with cancer treatments.  

   4 – Patients at a free medical clinic who have no food at home.

   5 – Hungry men and women who work behind the scenes at the South Florida Fair.