Donating Food and Clothing

TOP TEN NEEDS:
1. Financial Donations
($1 can purchase 5lbs of food!)
2. Toilet Paper
3. Canned Fruit
4. Soup & Stews
5. 100% Fruit Juices
6. Canned Veggies
7. Feminine Hygiene Items
8. Shampoo & Conditioner
9. Soap & Body Wash
10. Kid friendly snacks

Contribute Food
About 40,000 pounds of food is distributed each month. It takes a community to keep the Pantry going. Those who want to contribute individually are welcome to drop off food at the Pantry at 89 N. Jones Blvd, North Liberty, from Monday-Thursday between 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. 

*Please do not leave any times outside of the Pantry doors. For safety reasons, it will need to be discarded.

For information on putting together a food drive, click on this link:
How to Hold a Successful Food Drive. If you do decide to organize an office, school, or community food drive please contact the Pantry to set up a time to drop it off.

Donate Clothing

Due to limited space, the Pantry can only accept the following items:
– In Season clothing (currently Spring and Summer)
– Winter coats (collected throughout the year)
– Clean and washed clothing without stains, rips, holes, odors, or broken buttons or zippers
– New, unused socks & underwear for all ages

Clothing donations are accepted at the Pantry’s warehouse doors Monday-Thursday 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Anyone who would like to organize an office, school, or community clothing drive may contact the Pantry for assistance.

We currently distribute more than 3,000 clothing items per month; almost all of it donated from the community. Gently used children’s clothing in all sizes needed. Adult clothing may be limited to work or business casual wear (no personalized or run/event T-shirts, or loungewear). Shoes of all sizes in good, gently used condition also accepted.

If you have other clothing NOT in season, you can benefit the Pantry by donating them to Goodwill of the Heartland in Coralville. Goodwill helps us by providing vouchers that can be used in their stores. This enables us to assist adults with clothing while making the best use of our limited space for clothing.