No One On This Block
Goes Hungry Tonight.
Kitchen tables, church basements, and trunk-loaded grocery runs — moving food from where it sits to where it's needed.
Every dollar moves fast.
Every neighbor gets fed.
"Last Tuesday of the month — that's when the pantry appears. I've never had to ask twice."
— Maria, Eastside neighbor
"My kids didn't know we were struggling. The porch pantry made sure of that."
— Darnell, father of three, Ward 7
From your pocket to
someone's dinner table.
Grocery Rescue
Stores donate surplus
Sorting Hub
Church basement or home
Trunk Run
Volunteer driver loads up
Porch Delivery
Food on your doorstep
93¢ of every dollar goes directly to food and fuel. No middlemen. No office overhead. Just neighbors helping neighbors.
The Pantry Schedule —
always on your porch.
1 in 4
neighbors in our zip code lives in a food desert — no grocery store within 1.5 miles and no car to reach one.
Feed Your Neighbors
Every contribution moves food from where it sits to where it's needed — tonight.
Choose how much you'd like to give:
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Give Time, Not Money
In mutual aid, a working car is as valuable as a check. Show up however you can.
Trunk Runner
Pick up rescued groceries from partner stores and deliver to sorting hubs. A working car is as valuable as a check.
Car requiredPantry Host
Open your porch or garage as a distribution point. Neighbors pick up directly — no paperwork, just presence.
Accessible porchBlock Captain
Know your neighbors. Know which doors to knock on. Coordinate the last mile of distribution on your block.
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