East Side Pantry - Quincy

06/04/2026

Kiersten Molina adopted the pantry for her senior project. She's currently doing surveys until the end of the day. Please come down and support her and take a survey ❤️

05/20/2026

We’ve had many people ask for donation suggestions, so we created an Amazon Wish List to help provide ideas! ❤️

Items will be sent directly to the pantry. Also, items do not need to be exactly what’s on the list, but this is a good start! We will continue to add more items. We kindly ask that all donated items be shelf stable.

This community continues to amaze us with your generosity, donations, and kind words. We truly appreciate all of your support! 😆

05/20/2026

Looking for local work in Quincy!

Available for light yard work, cleaning, organizing, errands, and general help around the house. Personable, communicative, dependable, and especially enjoys working with and helping the older community. Flexible scheduling and happy to assist where needed.

If you or someone you know could use an extra hand, please send a message. Thank you for supporting local! Local references available if needed.

05/11/2026

💕 We currently have LOTS of really cute baby girl clothes available at the pantry right now! Sizes and styles vary, so come by and grab what you need. There are also plenty of other cute clothing items available for families.

We’re always accepting food donations and especially appreciate:
🥩 Proteins
🐶 Pet food
🥫 Variety food items

Thank you to everyone who continues to support our community and help keep the pantry stocked for those in need. 💛

04/22/2026

We have a ton of clothes out today, plus bags of lightly used bedding—come take a look and grab anything you can use!

We’re so grateful for this community and how everyone helps keep things moving and shared. Just a heads up: any items left will be donated to local thrift stores on Saturday to make room for new items.

Thank you all for being part of this 🫶

04/14/2026

Thank you to Plumas Crisis Intervention and Resource Center. The pantry is restocked! Our community is amazing 👏

04/12/2026

04/05/2026

🌼 HAPPY EASTER, QUINCY 🌼

FROM THE EAST SIDE PANTRY

Renewal • Hope • Community

As spring arrives, we celebrate the kindness, generosity,
and neighbor‑to‑neighbor care that makes Quincy home.

Take what you need.
Share what you can.
Everyone belongs at the table.

Wishing you a bright and gentle Easter filled with connection and good food.

— The East Side Pantry

03/26/2026

🌿 East Side Pantry -ITEMS NOT TO DONATE

Community Care Starts Here!

🚫 Please Do NOT Leave the Following Items

🍽️ Food Safety
• Expired or opened food
• Homemade or home-canned goods
• Perishable items
• Raw meat or foods requiring immediate cooking

🧴 Health & Hygiene
• Medications (prescription or over-the-counter)
• Vitamins or supplements
• Needles or sharps of any kind

⚠️ Safety Concerns
• Alcohol or to***co products
• Weapons of any kind
• Hazardous chemicals or unlabeled cleaning products

❌ Inappropriate or Misused Items
• Damaged or unusable goods
• Items not meant for basic needs support

💛 Help Us Keep This Pantry Open

This is a community-led resource built on trust.

Please donate thoughtfully, take only what you need, and help us keep this space clean and respectful for everyone.

Together, we can make sure this pantry stays available for those who need it most!

🌼 Thank You for Supporting Your Community 🌼

03/26/2026

We’ve recently received a concern from our community partners about items taken from the pantry being misused and left in the park.

We want to gently but clearly remind everyone: this pantry is a community-led resource built on trust. It exists to support individuals and families who truly need it. When items are taken irresponsibly or used in a way that creates harm or litter, it puts the entire program at risk.

This includes:
• Taking more than you need
• Using items inappropriately
• Leaving trash or debris in shared community spaces

We understand that youth may be involved, and this is an opportunity for all of us—parents, guardians, and community members—to have conversations about respect, responsibility, and taking care of shared resources.

Our goal is to keep this pantry available for everyone who depends on it. Please help us protect it by using it respectfully and encouraging others to do the same.

We truly appreciate the support from our community that makes this possible. Let’s continue to take care of it—together. 💛