Who Can Visit?
The Harvest welcomes anyone in the community who needs food. Veterans and their families are especially welcome here.
Food & Essentials
The food pantry offers a wide variety of items, including meats, beans, grains, fresh vegetables, bread, milk, juice, and desserts. Toiletries and personal care items are sometimes available as well. Flowers and plants have also been shared on occasion.
How to Pick Up
Volunteers are on hand to assist you and help make the process welcoming and supportive.
Additional Support
The Harvest is part of a broader community ministry. Harvest House, a connected organization, provides supportive community services to people experiencing homelessness, veterans, and families who need help with housing.
Ways to Give
You can support The Harvest through its church giving page at website.
How to Join the Team?
Volunteers are a big part of what makes this pantry run. If you'd like to join the team, you can sign up through the volunteer form on the Harvest website.
Nearby Food Pantries
GraceLife Food Pantry is open to anyone in the community who needs food support. It runs through a TEFAP program, so basic eligibility applies, but you don't need to bring any documents to prove it. J
Second Chance Last Opportunity (SCLO) has an open door policy for anyone seeking services regardless of race, religion, status, gender, or age and without judgment. To be eligible for food distributio
Mobile Pantry is open to everyone in Sarasota County. USDA eligibility is required, but you don't need to bring any documentation to prove it. Registration is required before you can receive food.
Margie's Market is open to everyone in Sarasota County. You're welcome to walk in during open hours. Reservations are also available if you'd like to plan your visit in advance.