HOW TO HELP
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DONATE ONLINE
Two easy ways to donate online:
1. Please click on the DONATE box (on the top of every page) to be directly connected to our donation site. It is an easy and safe way to donate directly to us. You will receive an email receipt. If desired, your donation can be designated as: "in memory of" or "in honor of" or "behalf of." Special thanks to the Columbus Foundation for this direct donation link.
2. OR to donate in any amount via Venmo, PayPal or credit card, please click on
https://givebutter.com/DublinFoodPantry or scan this QR code with your cell phone
camera.

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HOLD A FACEBOOK FUNDRAISER
For more information about creating a Facebook fundraiser, please visit
https://www.facebook.com/help/990087377765844
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DONATE AT THE PANTRY
By mail or in person, our address is:
Dublin Food Pantry
81 W. Bridge St. Dublin, OH 43017
Donation Drop-Off * Hours:
7:30AM - 6PM Monday - Friday
*Most needed items are posted below and on the HOME page. Please bring items inside - we are on the lower level of Dublin Community Church. Enter under the orange awning and proceed to the hallway to the right of the steps. If you would like, please weigh your donation on scale in donation area + enter information in logbook. Receipts are next to the logbook.
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FOOD/FUND DRIVES
We are so thankful for your help! For ideas and tips about FOOD OR FUND DRIVES, PLEASE CLICK HERE:
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SHARE DUBLIN FOOD PANTRY INFORMATION
Join us in ending hunger by sharing pantry updates. Hunger impacts our community and we appreciate your support getting the word out that Dublin Food Pantry is here to help.
Pantry's Most Needed Now:
Please drop off weekdays 7:30am and 6pm
81 W. Bridge St. Dublin OH 43017
Non-Perishable Food Items
Cans of condensed soup
Ramen Noodles, Oatmeal Packets
Cans of beans and veggies
Salad Dressing, Rice or Pasta Side Dishes
Personal Care Items
Laundry Detergent
Toothpaste + Individual Toothbrushes
Deodorant, Razors/Shaving Items,Toilet Paper
Financial Donations
THANK YOU!
We have a supplier for shampoo but could use conditioner
Small (hotel sized) items are welcomed
Questions? please email
For safety: All donations should be unopened.
*We can safely accept dry pasta and canned items that are one year past printed expiration date if the can or box is not damaged.
About our service area...
Dublin City Schools is 10th largest districts in Ohio. It covers 47 square miles and spans 3 counties and 8 zip codes. And according to the 2017 American Community Survey, Dublin City Schools, and the Ohio Dept. of Education:
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15% of Dublin students are considered “economically disadvantaged.” In 8 Dublin school buildings, this figure exceeds 20%,
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6.3% of all families with children live below the poverty level.
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4,679 households live on less than $35,000 annually.
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More than 1,100 households have no vehicle available.
The pandemic impact has created new need for some and more need amongst our most vulnerable - seniors, children, families already impacted by medical or unexpected setbacks.
THANK YOU
We are grateful beyond measure for all donations during this difficult time for so many. Your financial donations are especially important! We can use funds to purchase exactly what is needed when it is needed. We are a partner agency of Mid-Ohio Foodbank and can purchase items at discounted price with your kind donations. If you would like to discus a donation personally with Dublin Food Pantry's Executive Director Denise "Dinky" Youngsteadt-Parrish, please email to arrange a time at
Thank you, with your help, we are #fillingheartsandcarts

In our 45th year, Dublin Food Pantry (DFP) is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization connecting neighbors with nutritious food, personal care items (not covered by SNAP, and helpful resources.
The pandemic impact thus far has been significant, to say the least. DFP served 79% more individuals in 2020 and in the first two months of 2021, we experienced a 43% increase. We are seeing new need and more need amongst our most vulnerable – children and seniors and individuals already impacted by medical or unexpected setbacks. Our teams are working hard to meet this need.
All of our traditionally scheduled food and fundraisers were canceled in 2020 but many in our community responded to the cancellations by asking "How can we help?" That's why this page lists a variety of ways to help safely.
Please be assured that your help makes a real difference.
Our frontline volunteers hear the very personal stories of our customers - often with tears, frustration, stress. And they hear the thank you's and the sincere appreciation. Our teams are inspired by seeing the kindness of our community and the effect of that kindness.
Here are some of the ways to help: