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Yarmouth Community Food Pantry

Non-persihable items can be brought to the Yarmouth Community Food Pantry located in the rear of First Parish Church on Storer Street, Yarmouth, ME.

The Yarmouth Community Food Pantry is open for patrons:

Tuesdays & Fridays, 10am - Noon

All donations are appreciated.

For the most current needs, please visit the Yarmouth Community Food Pantry Facebook page.  Items that are most often needed include...

Boxed Mac and Cheese
Cereal
Laundry Soap
Dish Soap
Shampoo, Conditioner & Body Wash
Condiments - Katsup, mustard, mayo, olive oil, salad dressings
Kids small bag snacks such as Cheese-Its or Popcorn

Please, NO food that:
– Needs refrigeration
– Has been opened
– Needs to be divided into family sized bags

Additionally, the Food Pantry can not accept books, household items, small appliances, bedding, or expired food.

Please place donations of the above items at the rear of the First Parish Church in the deck box by the Food Pantry door. Thank you for your donations.

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Any and all Food Pantry contributions are greatly appreciated by those who make use of them. As one patron said:
“As a person whose income is just Social Security, I find that everything seems really expensive. The Yarmouth Community Food Pantry has been such a help! You never know what’s going to be there, but it is always fun to build my weekly menu around it. The Food Pantry is really a blessing – keep up the great work!!”

Winter Clothing

Coats, hats, and mittens for Operation Bundle-Up may be donated year-round at Town Hall in Yarmouth, Maine. During the winter months, this program collects hundreds of coats and purchases numerous coats in sizes not on hand so that winter coats can be provided to Yarmouth families. Remaining coats are donated to the Immigrant Program at the Unitarian Church and Goodwill.

From late October through the end of December, donation boxes will be available at:
Yarmouth Community Services office (behind Town Hall)
Town Hall
Merrill Memorial Library

Support Project Holiday. What can you do?

  • “Sponsor” a family or individual child 
  • Donate to YCAN
  • Purchase gift cards from local business, Walmart, Amazon,Target, etc. to supplement the gifts bought
  • Purchase gas cards from local gas stations
  • Buy or collect warm winter hats and or waterproof mittens or gloves 

To learn more about Project Holiday, e-mail Yarmouth Cares About Neighbors (YCAN) at ycan@ycan.info or call 207-844-3517.

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