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How to Help

There are several ways to help the pantry help our neighbors.

Donate Supplies

A consistent struggle for people receiving assistance from food pantries is getting random food items that you can't combine into complete meals. This is why Abraham's Pantry designed a meal-kit model of giving. Our neighbors in need receive recipes and all the ingredients needed for nutritious, family-friendly meals created from 100% shelf stable items.

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All donations must be within expiration date.

For updates on our current needs, please reach out to us through email or check our Facebook page. The most common food needs are:​

Shelf-stable Food

  • Saltine crackers

  • Cereal

  • Shelf Stable Milk

  • Canned soups (beef or chicken)

  • Canned fruit (14 or 29 oz)

  • Canned pasta (spaghettio's, etc)

Hygiene & Cleaning

As SNAP benefits only cover food, Abraham’s Pantry provides needed hygiene and cleaning products for each family. For updates on our current needs, please reach out to us through email or check our Facebook page. The most common hygiene & cleaning needs are:​

  • Men's deodorant (travel or full size)

  • Women's deodorant (travel or full size)

  • Shampoo (full size)

  • Lysol wipes (travel size or full size)

Provide Funding

All financial contributions will assist in purchasing needed food, hygiene and cleaning products. If you would like to donate online, you can use the link below. Pantry donations are processed through Union Presbyterian Church, but donations marked for the pantry will not be used for other purposes. When using the link below please choose “other” and list Abraham’s Pantry in the comment box and 100% of your donation helps the pantry support our neighbors.

Volunteer Your Time

If you would like to volunteer your time or schedule a group to work in the Pantry, please email us at AbrahamsPantry@gmail.com to schedule an opportunity.

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We also invite local businesses and organizations to host food collections. Contact us to discuss our current needs and timeline.

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