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Who We Help

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Assistance Provided for

  • Elderly Individuals

  • Working Families

  • Injured & Disabled Individuals

  • Homeless Individuals & Families

  • New SCV Residents

  • Recently Unemployed Individuals

  • College Students & Youth

  • Individuals Who've Lost A Steady Income

We serve those in need with dignity, compassion, and respect.

In 2018, the SCV Food Pantry had over 23,000 client visits, averaging nearly 2,000 client engagements each month. Our goal is to help each person who comes through our doors. We serve the elderly, often on fixed incomes and faced with the choice of medicine or food. We serve working families who earn paychecks that cannot support their basic needs. We serve the injured, the disabled, the homeless, and the unemployed – we serve those living in uncertainty, looking for assistance and a better life. 

What We Provide

  • Meat

  • Milk

  • Fresh Fruit & Vegetables

  • Bakery Items

  • Canned Goods

  • Dry Goods

  • Hygiene Products

  • Household Products

  • Prepared Foods

Commonly Needed Items

  • Peanut Butter

  • Tuna

  • Canned Meat

  • Macaroni and Cheese

  • Healthy Cereal

  • Healthy Snacks (Granola Bars, Popcorn, Trail Mix, Natural Fruit Snacks, etc.)

  • Nuts (Cashews, Peanuts, Almonds, Walnuts, Pistachios)

  • Lentils, Beans, Rice, & Quinoa

  • Canned Corn and Gravy Mix (we also need these products with low sodium for our seniors)

  • Canned Soup

  • Dry Soup (Ramen Noodles)

  • Pasta

  • Canned Tomatoes

  • Shampoo/Conditioner

  • Body Wash

  • Feminine Hygiene Products

  • Men's Deodorant

  • Disposable Diapers (sizes 3 and above)

  • Baby Wipes

  • Bar Soap

  • Toothbrushes/Toothpaste

  • Household Cleaning Supplies

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QUALIFICATION INFORMATION

For more information on qualifying for assistance, please

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