More than a food bank,
a community empowered.
Building a Stronger
South Shore
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![Group of people standing together outdoors in front of a colorful bus with flags flying above. The bus has a mural and the text "Neighbors Helping Neighbors" on it, with a website and phone number displayed.]()
Feed The Wey
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![An elderly man with a large hat and multiple colorful bracelet stacks on his wrist is wrapping a plastic sheet around boxes of eggs at an outdoor farm stand.]()
Food Rescue
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![A man squatting and tending to plants in a garden bed with a trellis on the right side, surrounded by trees and houses in the background.]()
The Pantry Garden
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![Group of elderly volunteers serving food in a community kitchen, filling aluminum trays with beans.]()
Made with Love Meals
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![Warehouse aisle with shelves filled with boxes, crates, and pallets. Green crates on top shelves, and presence of a yellow caution sign on the floor. Various boxes and packages stacked on metal shelves and on the floor.]()
Shared Warehouse
Designed with dignity
At SSFB, pantry spaces are reimagined to feel less like a service and more like a neighborhood market. The Randolph Family Food Pantry is a powerful example—open, welcoming, and built for everyone, whether you're navigating with a stroller, a walker, or just need room to breathe. Free-choice shopping, multilingual signage, and thoughtful design make dignity the foundation—not an afterthought.
Our impact across the south shore
1.4 MILLION
Pounds of food distributed to our regional pantry partners.
30+ PANTRIES
Supported through our shared warehouse and logistics hub.
41%
Of all food distributed was fresh produce, ensuring access to nutritious options.