Bring a photo ID and a piece of mail with your name and address on it.
The pantry is very welcoming and friendly. Volunteers offer prayer for those who want it. Getting there early is a good idea since there can be a line. If there's a long line, parking your car and walking up can save time. Spanish-speaking clients can get help from a translator on site. Hot coffee is also available.
The pantry offers a large amount of food with a good selection. The food is provided to you rather than self-selected.
Visit the pantry in person. Getting there early is recommended to avoid a long wait.
The pantry welcomes volunteers to help serve the community. Visitors can also reach out to the church to offer support.
This food distribution center is open to individuals and families who live or work in Pinellas County. No referral is needed. Just walk in during distribution hours. Most of the food has no income req
Dunedin Cares serves residents of Dunedin, Clearwater, and Palm Harbor. You'll need a valid photo ID showing an address in one of those three communities to get food here.
The CCMAD (A Can, Can Make A Difference) Food Pantry is open to anyone in the community who needs food. No membership or church connection is required.
Walk-in
Kaye Prox Food Bank is open to people in need. One reviewer notes that staff are "always willing to help people that is in need" and will "never turn you away unless they are out of products."