Food Pantry

Need food?

Join us at Food Distribution 8:30AM-10:00AM on Tuesdays and select items from our Farmer’s Market set-up that fit your lifestyle, dietary needs and taste preferences. There are no residency or age requirements, and zero cost.

Want to get involved?

First, the fastest way to help us achieve our mission…

Donate a Monetary Gift

We work hard to offer a balance of nutritious, fresh, and interesting foods each week. Your monetary donations help us purchase some of our most sought-after items so we can provide them consistently to the families who count on us.

MAKE A FINANCIAL DONATION

Donate Food

We appreciate any drop-off contributions of non-perishable food, paper towels, or empty 12- or 6- cardboard egg cartons. Please leave food donations in the shelving unit alongside of the Pantry building- look for the red sign!

If you want to bring perishable food, please call our church office at 707-838-1566 to arrange a drop-off time.

Donate Time

Our clients choose their own food in a Farmer’s Market-style setting, and it’s all due to the help of our Sonoma County community. Follow the link below to join us!

HELP FEED YOUR COMMUNITY

Today, we gather under the oaks behind our church to serve over 140 households each week… and it all started in 2012 with a few loaves of bread.

We’re so thankful for the support of our community. We couldn’t do it without you.

  • Redwood Empire Food Bank
  • Community Foundation Sonoma County
  • Town of Windsor
  • Shook & Waller Construction
  • Presbytery of the Redwoods & Synod of the Pacific 
  • Oliver’s Market
  • Raley’s
  • Safeway
  • Windsor Kiwanis
  • Windsor Rotary
  • Windsor Grange
  • Black Oak Coffee
  • Costeaux French Bakery
  • Garrett’s Ace Hardware
  • Home Depot
  • Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
  • Food drives organized by Windsor Presbyterian Church congregation, Kiwanis, Rotary, & Oak Tree Winery

Food Pantry Sundays

On the first Sunday of the month, churchgoers are invited to bring a non-perishable food item to share with the Food Pantry. Most helpful for those struggling with food insecurity is some sort of protein, such as peanut butter, canned tuna or beans.

Cents-ability Sundays

On the fourth Sunday of each month, we receive our Cents-ability Offering during worship. This money supports our pantry as well as other hunger programs in Northern California.