Feed the Hungry Pantry 



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How Can You Help?

     Since we are a volunteer-run charity with only 2 full-time employees, and a mostly small part-time staff, every penny donated goes to buy, store, transport and give away nutritious food to about 25,000 hungry neighbors a year at our pantry.

    Our wonderful donors provide the meat, vegetables, fruit, eggs, milk, bread and canned and dry goods for more than 2 million meals a year for an average cost of about 17 cents.

     

     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.

 God Bless our more than 200 volunteers, financial donors and the farmers and businesses that give us food!

6,300+ Families Given a Feast at Thanksgiving and Christmas!

   At the holidays, God blessed and we gave families their choice of turkey, chicken or ham plus white potatoes, milk, corn, lettuce, squash, sweet potatoes, green beans, eggs, grapes, bread and canned goods -- enough to feed 25,000+ people.

   Mostly they were minorities, women, children, veterans & the disabled. 

   Please consider clicking on E-Giving at the top of this page to help us give poor, hungry neighbors and their children the gift of healthy and nutritious food all year-round.

   Please share on your social media accounts what we do and challenge your friends and family to join you.

     Remember, 64% of local children rely on free- or reduced-price breakfasts at school and struggle to find dinner and meals on weekends, holidays and especially summer vacation!

Need Food? Call 561-741-4080 

Working Together We Feed Hungry Neighbors and Give Them Hope! 

      With God’s blessing and your prayers, hard work and gifts we gave 100+ pounds of meat, produce, bread and canned goods to 2,000+ families a month January through October.

     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.   

     Highlights:

   1 – Our dedicated volunteers are delivering healthy food to 600+ shut-ins every month.

   2 – We quit buying canned goods and are focused on collecting more meat and produce from Publix, Costco and Walmart and thus providing much more nutritious food to hungry families.