How to Donate Money

Your donation of money is vitally important in providing food and necessities to neighbors in need.

The North End Food Pantry purchases grocery store cards and essentials like milk, diapers, wipes, and menstrual products for people who need a hand.  All clothing and services are FREE.

By Check

Make your check out to North End Food Pantry and mail to:

North End Food Pantry
PO Box 3318
Burlington, Vermont 05408.

With Venmo

Donate to @northendfoodpantry

Donate Securely Online

Thank you!

Thank you to our supporters and donors!

Judy and Ed Ahearn, Jeannette Allard,Tula Audie, Melani and David Barch, Paul Bleau, Marie Boisvert, Bird Bombard, Donna and Jim Booska, Leslie Bouchard, Susan and John Boyd, Orson Bradford, Travis Bragg and Kienan Christianson, Margaret Breen, Ann Brown, Terri and Dave Burrell, Silas Callison, Steve Callison, Linda Chiasson, City of Burlington, Luke Clavelle, Bryan and Elizabeth Connolly, Maricela Constantino, Martha Cooper, Michael Cornell, Richard and Judith Crocker, Mary and Stephen Cunningham, Anne Marie D’Alton, Joan and Frank Donath, Sr. Ann Duhaime, Peg Dumas, Kerin Durfee, Barb Dusablon, Elks’ Club, Betsy Ferries and Peter Clavelle, First United Methodist Church, Vera Fleury, Jim Flood, Michael Gable, Tim George, Carmen George, Vanessa George, Ann Goehring and Sharon Hopper, Sally Grossnickle, Jen Hanley, Hannaford’s Supermarket, Shirin and Chip Hart, Dave Hartnett, Arlene Healy, (In Memory of Kevin Healy), Heineberg Community Senior Center, Leonard Hendee, Brian Jaffarian, Kim and Brian Kent, Killarney Drive Neighbors, Maury Kost, June Lais, Lakewood Estates Neighbors, Amy Livingston, Terence and Kathleen Lynch, William and Joy McGrath, Steve McIntyre, Ashton McKenzie, Sr. Pat McKittick, Marilyn McSweeney, Wallace and Susan Mick, Lisa Minetti, Melissa Mintzer, Erin Moreau, Jean Moody, Colleen Murphy, Lisa Nagel, New Duds, North Country Credit Union, Paul Olsen, Sue Paris, John-Richard Poissant, Sara Puls, Bob and Daryl Purvee, Queen City Acres, Jeannette Riffle, Paulette and Steve Rocheleau, St. Joseph Cathedral, St. Mark’s Church, Jacquelyn Schultz, Charles Seleen, Susan Shaloohey, Morgan Shore and Lynette Reep, Sisters of Mercy and Mercy Associates, Marie-Claire and Sherwood Smith, Stephanie and Larry Solt, Cooper Stone, Pat Stone, Jessica Story, Dr. Robert and Bonnie Story, Nopadon and Sandra Sundarabhaya, Ann and Megen Sweeney, Linda and Keith Tarr-Whelan, Lea Terhune, Ethan Thompson, Bruce and Lillian Venner, Nancy Viator, Joyce Walsleben, Wards 4 and 7 Voters, Mara and Spencer Welton, Thaddeus and Frances Zabiegalski, Marion and Norman Zeno, Randy Zeno, Margie Berger, Joy McGrath, Morgan Shore, Lynette Reep, Bird Bombard, Michael Cornell, Degoesbriand Council 279, Jonathan Farnham, Linda Tarr-Whelan, Armand and Lois Cote, JA Morrissey, Suzanne Clark Weishaar, Thaddeus and Frances Zabiegalski, Sue Wallace

In Memory of Mary Lou Layfayette: Martha & Gary Gile, Charlie and Heidi McDonough, Maria Jones, Carmie Nanna, Monica Lafayette, Ann and Alan Charron, Bret and Patricia Norton, Patricia and Michael Hayes

 FAQs

  • We are open every Saturday and Sunday from 9:00 to 11:00 AM.

    • Shelf-stable food, clothing, diapers, and menstrual products are available during this time.

    • Fresh produce, deli items, and baked goods are distributed at 9:00 AM sharp on both days.

  • Please enter through the basement door at the back of the Odd Fellows Lodge parking lot for shelf-stable food, diapers, clothing and menstrual products. Look for the door with the hand-and-heart symbol.

    Enter through the front door for fresh produce, deli items and baked goods.

  • We hand out numbered tickets starting at 8:50 AM for fresh food distribution.

    The tickets rearrange the line to ensure fairness — everyone will get food, but the ticket helps keep things organized.

    Distribution starts at 9:00 AM sharp and moves quickly, so please be on time.

  • If you arrive after 9:00 AM, you may miss out on fresh produce, deli, and bakery items. Shelf-stable food and other items will still be available until 11:00 AM.

  • No. We do not require ID, proof of income, or documentation.

    Everyone is welcome.

  • Yes! You’re welcome to visit every Saturday and Sunday.

  • We're sorry, but the Odd Fellows Lodge has short sets of stairs.

  • We accept donations of shelf-stable food, clothing, diapers, and menstrual products.

    Please contact us via email or bring food donations to the pantry during our open hours. Clothing donations are accepted on the last Sunday of every month from 10-noon.

  • Yes! We love volunteers.

    If you’d like to help, please fill out our volunteer form or speak with one of our team members during pantry hours.

  • We do our best to offer a variety of food options and label items clearly, but we cannot guarantee that all items are allergen-free. Please check labels carefully.

  • Yes, we always try to keep a supply of diapers and menstrual products on hand for anyone who needs them.

    Just let one of our volunteers know when you visit.

Other Ways You Can Help

The North End Food Pantry is an all-volunteer nonprofit run completely on donations. That is why your contributions are so important.