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    • Pantry Food Wishlist
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    The Hitchcock Field & Fork Pantry is committed to assisting individuals in the Gator Community who experience food insecurity. If you are in need of additional assistance outside of the Pantry, please refer to this list of resources.

    Gainesville Community

    Contact Information Additional Information
    Catholic Charities
    1701 NE 9th St
    Gainesville, FL 32609
    (352) 371-3157
    Website
    Service hours: M-Th: 9:30 am - 12:30 pm
    Documentation: Photo ID and SS cards for all in household required.
    Also provides rent and utility (GRU) assistance, weekend meals for children, rural outreach services, and financial fitness courses
    Eldercare of Alachua County
    5701 NW 34th Blvd
    Gainesville, FL 32653
    (352) 265-9040
    Website
    Community-Based Services such as Congregate Meals and Food Delivery Services for elderly citizens.
    Farm Share
    (305) 246-3276
    Website
    Service hours: Mobile distribution. Location changes each distribution - stay posted on the website for Gainesville-area distribution
    Documentation: none
    Gainesville Community Ministries
    238 SW 4th Ave
    Gainesville, FL 32601
    (352) 372-8162
    Website
    Service hours: M-Th 9 am - 12 pm
    Documentation: Photo ID, Social Security Card and proof of income. Call for information. (Food pantry is limited to once in a 30-day period.)
    HOPE @ HealthStreet Food Pantry
    2401 SW Archer Road
    Gainesville, FL 32608
    (352) 294-4880
    Website
    Pantry Service: M-F 10-4PM
    Will perform a 10-minute health screening.
    Able to stop by once a week.
    Lazarus Restoration Ministries
    3019 NE 20th Way
    Gainesville, FL 32609
    (352) 213-8970
    More Info
    Service hours: M 11 am - 1 pm
    Documentation: Photo ID
    Also hosts youth and financial classes, free professional clothes
    Mount Olive AME Church
    721 SE 8th St
    Gainesville, FL 32601
    (352) 378-9051
    Facebook
    Service hours: 2nd and 3rd Saturday every month at 9 am (until supplies last)
    Documentation: none
    Salvation Army
    639 E University Ave
    Gainesville, FL 32602
    (352) 376-1743
    Website
    Pantry service hours: T Th: 10:15 am - 3 pm, Wed: bread and sweets only
    Soup kitchen hours: Breakfast Mon 10 am - 11 am, Dinner Fri 3 pm - 4 pm
    Documentation: Photo ID and Social Security card
    Santa Fe College Food Bank
    Santa Fe College, Northwest Campus
    Saints Care Center
    3000 NW 83rd Street, Building S, Room 12
    Gainesville, FL 32606
    (352) 395-5058
    Email | Intake Form
    Any currently enrolled Santa Fe College Students can request groceries or stop by the Pantry.
    M-W mornings fresh baked goods
    Non-perishable groceries available by request
    Grab and Go Pantry locations: Student Life lobby, Student Affairs lobby, TRIO lobby, SF Police Department lobby, Blount Center, Davis Center, Watson Center
    SNAP - Department of Children and Families
    (352) 955-5338
    Website
    Previously, the "Food Stamp" Program. New temporary expanded eligibility for undergraduate students who are either eligible for work study or have an expected family contribution (EFC) of $0. Contact the Pantry for more information.
    Transformation Bible Vision Ministries
    2314 Waldo Rd
    Gainesville, FL 32605
    (352) 226-9036
    Facebook
    Service hours: MWF 10 am - 2 pm, Sat 10 am-2 pm
    Documentation: Photo ID
    Upper Room Church of God in Christ
    3575 NE 15th St
    Gainesville, FL 32609
    (352) 264-0006
    Website
    Service hours: M T 9 am - 11 am
    Documentation: Open to all
    WIC - Supplemental Food Program
    (352) 225-4343
    Department of Health Alachua
    Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) nutritional program.
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