Current Pantry Needs

Thank you for supporting our Food Pantry!
These are the items which are currently needed
to help stock our shelves!

Donation drop-off hours

Monday & Thursday: 10 am to 4 pm
Tuesday & Wednesday: 9 am to 4 pm

Friday: None – building is closed.
Please do not leave items at door as that could attract wildlife

Come to the west side of our building (alley off of 2nd Street) to our receiving area.
Ring the doorbell to announce your arrival. (Button is located on door frame, upper left.)

Pantry

(updated 8/29/2021)

Non-Perishable Food Needs

Personal Hygiene

Household Items

Kidney Beans

Canned Products
Tomatoes
Chicken
Pineapple
Peaches
Pears
Cooking stock/broth

Vegetable Oil
Sugar (2-5 lbs bags)
Flour (2-5 lbs bags)

Boost and/or Ensure
Bottled Juice
Hot Cocoa

Fresh produce
Dairy products (unexpired)

Shampoo

Conditioner

Dish soap

Multi-purpose cleaners

Aluminum foil

Laundry soap

Paper towels

We are grateful for all donations but we are currently overstocked on the following items:
toilet paper, refried beans, cake mix, cereal and most holiday food items.

Why non-food items? Because, these are things that cannot be purchased with food stamps and in order to stay healthy, individuals and families need these items too.

You can also make a online, secure financial donation, and select “Pantry” from the drop-down menu.

Snack Packs

School is back in session and Tri-Lakes Cares is gearing up for distributing snacks to the youth of our community. We are in need of the items below.

Current Snack Pack Needs: All Single serve items please.

Pudding cups
Chips
Fruit Snacks
Granola bars
Trail mix packs
Goldfish packets

You can also make a online, secure financial donation to support the future needs of the Snack Pack program – make a notation in the comments section on the form saying you want your donation to support the snack pack program.

Home Grown Fresh Produce

Are you a home gardener? Do you always plant more than you can use? If so, we are more than happy to accept your donations of excess home-grown produce for our “Help Yourself” market. (Now you don’t have to sneak that extra zucchini to your neighbor’s porch!)