Fallbrook Food Pantry
Non-Profit Food Pantry ~ Disaster Recovery
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Volunteer Opportunities, In General * (ANY/ALL Types)
The Fallbrook Food Pantry is operated by a staff of 60 volunteers and one paid part time employee. Volunteers work in a variety of areas including- B...
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Clothing, All Sizes, New or Gently Used * (ANY/ALL Types)
Non-perishable food donations as well as clothing and small household items are always appreciated. We also accept home grown fresh fruit and vegetable cro...
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Food, Fresh, Fruit * (ANY/ALL Types)
Non-perishable food donations as well as clothing and small household items are always appreciated. We also accept home grown fresh fruit and vegetable cro...
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Food, Fresh, Vegetables * (ANY/ALL Types)
Non-perishable food donations as well as clothing and small household items are always appreciated. We also accept home grown fresh fruit and vegetable cro...
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Food, Non-Perishable Food * (ANY/ALL Types of Canned, Dry, Drinks, Snacks)
Non-perishable food donations as well as clothing and small household items are always appreciated. We also accept home grown fresh fruit and vegetable cro...
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Gleaning, Volunteers
Non-perishable food donations as well as clothing and small household items are always appreciated. We also accept home grown fresh fruit and vegetable cro...
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Household Items (small) * (ANY/ALL Types)
Non-perishable food donations as well as clothing and small household items are always appreciated. We also accept home grown fresh fruit and vegetable cro...
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About this facility
- Mission
- to aid those in the community in need of food and clothing
to refer those in need of shelter and medical care to appropriate agencies
to equip clients to be self sufficient and productive members of society
to offer love and hope through emotional support. - Areas served
- Fallbrook - Rice Fire
- Eligibility
- Disadvantaged Families
- Service
- Temporary
Notes
12/7: no space left, no more incoming, for at least a couple weeks. call first.
The Fallbrook Food Pantry has served low income and disadvantaged
families since 1996, when the Fallbrook Ministerial Association
created Fallbrook Community Project. In 2005 our name was changed
to more accurately reflect its purpose.
In 2006, with broad based community support, we were able to
distribute food issues to nearly 65,000 individuals, of which
57% were children.
A typical week's issue might include:
Chicken, ground turkey, canned tuna, hot dogs, etc.
Milk and sometimes cheese and or yogurt
Beans- canned or dry
Fresh vegetables and fruit
Canned vegetables and fruit
Bread
Rice or pasta
Juice frequently
Frozen food items occasionally