Amazing Grace Food Pantry

Fighting Hunger Together

Amazing Grace Food Pantry helps families throughout our community put nutritious food on the table when they need a hand.

A visit to the pantry provides a family with a substantial variety of groceries, helping stretch household budgets and leaving more room for necessities like housing, utilities, transportation, and medicine. For a family facing a temporary setback or a longer season of need, access to food can make an immediate difference.

We believe helping our neighbors is something a community does together. Whether you give, volunteer, donate food, or simply help spread the word, you are part of that effort.

Let’s Fight Hunger Together with a Hand UP!

Amazing Grace Food Pantry is an all-volunteer organization. No one receives a salary, allowing us to direct our resources toward providing food and operating the programs that serve our neighbors. Through donated food, community partnerships, food rescue, and financial support, our volunteers sort and distribute tens of thousands of pounds of food each month.

And because we are able to stretch every dollar through those partnerships, even a modest gift can have a meaningful impact. A $10 donation can help provide enough food for a family of four for a month.

Our Needs

Demand for food assistance continues to place pressure on the resources needed to keep our shelves, refrigerators, and freezers stocked. Financial gifts give us the flexibility to purchase food where the need is greatest and fill gaps that donated and rescued food cannot always cover.

Your support also helps us serve neighbors with needs beyond our regular pantry distribution.

Through Food 4 Kids, we provide area schools with weekend bags of kid-friendly, easy-to-prepare food during the school year. These bags help ensure children have something to eat when school meals are unavailable.

Our Homebound Seniors program provides nutritious food to more than 100 seniors who may have difficulty accessing food assistance on their own.

Items needed for these programs often include cereal, protein and snack bars, shelf-stable meals, fruit cups, macaroni and cheese cups, juice, milk, and other nutritious foods that are easy to store and prepare.

Every gift, large or small, becomes part of something bigger: neighbors helping neighbors, volunteers giving their time, businesses and organizations sharing resources, and a community making sure food is there when someone needs it.

Thank you for helping us Fight Hunger Together.