11/05/2026
Our community continues to show up for neighbors facing food insecurity, and we’re grateful for every donation that helps keep our pantry stocked.
Through October, we have served 5,778 individuals. In October alone, our food pantry recorded 663 visits, with families accounting for 86% of those visits. These numbers reflect the ongoing need for food assistance in our community.
Thank you to Bartram Academy, the Palencia neighborhood for organizing a food drive and delivering more than 500 food items and 500 non-food items, and Creekside Christian Church for their generous donations. Your kindness and generosity make a meaningful difference for those we serve.
Food insecurity continues to affect families, seniors, veterans, and individuals throughout St. Johns County. Thanks to the generosity of community members, churches, schools, and neighborhood groups, we can continue providing food and essential supplies to our campus residents and neighbors in need.
You can help us keep our shelves stocked! We are currently accepting donations of the following items:
Canned or pouched tuna, chicken, Spam, and Vienna sausages
Condiments, including mayo, mustard, ketchup, syrup, salad dressings, and BBQ sauce (regular sizes and individual packets)
Canned fruit, vegetables, potatoes, soups, ravioli, and spaghetti
Cereal, oatmeal, and grits
Dry milk
Pasta and spaghetti sauce
Boxed meals
Individually wrapped snacks, chips, popcorn, and crackers
Ready-to-eat microwave mac & cheese
Cup of Noodles
Peanut butter and jelly
Pancake mix in jugs
Baby food
Sugar packets
Bottled water and juice boxes
Coffee and tea
Flavored drink mixes
Donations may be dropped off or delivered to 64 Chapin Street between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday.
Monetary donations are also welcome and can be made at https://homelesscoalitionstjohns.com/donate.
Thank you to everyone who helps us keep our pantry stocked and provide food and essential supplies to our neighbors in need.