Our pantry is open THURSDAY MORNINGS.
Check-in starts at 8:30 AM. Registration begins at 8:45 AM. Food distribution begins at 9:00 AM.
First, we ask you to register with us. You’ll receive a red, blue, or yellow card. Please bring this card with you every time you visit the pantry. The card colors help us organize full pantry distributions on a regular schedule. One week is red, the next is blue, then yellow, then back to red, and so on.
Second, there is no benefit to being “first in line.” Distribution happens by random lottery, and we ask that you do not show up super early (e.g. 7:30 AM). We need time to get organized and set up.
Finally, everyone is welcome to extras. Our goal is to feed people! If there is food left at the end of our scheduled distribution, everyone is welcome to these extras.
The High Street Food Pantry is run by two lead organizations: High Street Congregational Church, UCC (HSCC) and the United Methodist Church of Auburn (UMC).
The HSFP has been in existence for over 20 years, and has a volunteer roster of 40-plus individuals ranging in ages from 10 to 95. To run the pantry, 25-plus volunteers are needed each week, plus 5 truck drivers who provide food deliveries from the Good Shepherd Food Distribution Center!
For more information, please email us at: highstreetfoodpantry@gmail.com.
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