This spring, we’re collecting new socks and underwear to stock our free Caring & Sharing store for pantry guests. Socks and underwear are typically the least donated items but are basic necessities for everyone—in fact, they are one of our most requested items. Everyone deserves to feel comfortable and confident, and wearing a new pair… Learn More »
This month, we’re collecting period products. Nearly two-thirds of women in the U.S. with a low income cannot afford menstrual products, while about half sometimes must choose between buying food or these types of products. Lack of access to menstrual products can negatively affect a women’s mental health. Women who are unable to purchase what… Learn More »
While one in five of us will need significant assistance with the activities of daily living or long-term care for more than five years, costing as much as $100,000 per year, about 50% of women ages 55 to 66 have no personal retirement savings. Aging Into Poverty spotlights the looming crisis for American women, their… Learn More »
This month, we’re collecting allergy-friendly foods. More than 32 million Americans, including at least 6 million children, must avoid certain foods to maintain their health due to food allergies or other medical conditions. Help us stock the pantry with food that ensures all pantry guests have access to food they can and want to eat.… Learn More »
This month, we’re collecting basic necessities for pantry guests with babies and toddlers. These items can be expensive, and many of our pantry guests struggle to afford them. We provide them free to anyone who needs them. Donation ideas include: Diapers (sizes 4, 5, 6) Pull-Ups Baby food Baby formula We hope you’ll be part… Learn More »
