The Interfaith Emergency Food Pantry of Pleasantville is affiliated with faith-based congregations in the community. It has been in operation since the mid-1980’s and began as a place where neighbors could help their neighbors in need. This tradition continues today.
Every two weeks, our pantry provides non-perishables and shelf stable foods, such as pasta, rice, beans, canned fruits and vegetables, soup, cereal, and milk. We also provide a variety of frozen meats and fish. Fresh, seasonal, locally-grown produce is provided 1-2x month. When possible, we offer eggs, butter, and cheese. We offer healthy options such as whole grains, low sodium, and low sugar and sugar free items.
For holidays, we pride ourselves on offering a complete meal that our clients can cook at home. We offer meats such as turkey, chicken, and ham as well as traditional and non-traditional sides. Baked goods, holiday treats, and specialty foods are distributed as well.
Food drives provide an opportunity for houses of worship, schools, corporations, athletic clubs, and other civic organizations to get involved in fighting hunger in our own community.
Twice a month, the Emergency Interfaith Food Pantry of Pleasantville opens its doors to our neighbors in need. Volunteers help set up the shopping shelves and tables, assist clients with food selection, and restock the Pantry shelves at closing. The Pantry is open for distribution on alternate Thursdays 1:00-3:15.
Pleasantville Food Pantry 