Dunedin Cares is a Client-Choice Pantry

A client-choice food pantry enables guests to choose their food as they would at a grocery store, rather than getting bags of food pre-packed for them by pantry staff.
Guests can choose their food creating an atmosphere of respect, building trust between clients, staff, and volunteers.

Our Mission

Dunedin Cares Food Pantry will strive to alleviate hunger by providing food to the local community, showing kindness, respect, and compassion as neighbors help neighbors.

How?

We receive food and money from our community corporations, schools, churches, local businesses, HOA's, other Non Profits, lots of individuals, and over 16,900 volunteer hours.

Why in Dunedin?

Statistics indicated that even in our delightful city of Dunedin, Florida, there were pockets of people who are “food insecure”, where children go to bed hungry and the elderly choose to purchase their medication over food.

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Upcoming Events

June 2022

Girl Power!

Feminine Product Drive

Girl Power Drive

June 25

Summer Celebration at Highlander Pool

Patrons can win raffles by donating canned goods to Dunedin Cares at the event!

July 3rd 2022

Live runner finish medals, Dunedin Brewery tastes, back drop photo ops, water stations and more music!

Bring a non perishable food item to donate to the Dunedin Cares!

Race Info

Dunedin Cares is

Closed July 4th

July 2022

For the month of July 2022, Dunedin Cares will receive a $1 donation from each purchase of the $2.99 reusable Community Bag at the store located at Winn-Dixie 1296 County Road Number 1, Dunedin FL.

Date: TBD!

Dunedin Cares

Cornhole Competition

+ Silent Auction

at HOB

More Details Coming Soon!

Our mission is 100% dependent on direct donations, grants and corporate sponsorships.

Check out our partnerships and join us today!

Core Values

Respectability

We shall honor our guests, our donors, and our volunteers at every opportunity.

Accountability

a) We will honor the public's trust by maintaining the highest ethics and stewardship standards. b) No one should go hungry. c) We will operate with transparency and fiscal accountability.

Accessibility

We will ensure all guests equitable access to our food pantry.

Service

a) We will serve others in a courteous, respectful, sensitive, non- judgmental, and compassionate manner. (b) We shall strive to increase the dignity of those we help as they are our guests.

Faith

We have a strong belief in God and the ability to succeed.

Availability

We will ensure that quality, nutritious food and related supplies are available throughout our service area.

Advocacy

We will be the community's voice about hunger and speak out for those who do not have a voice. We will maintain and communicate information to others about food insecurity.

Collaboration

We will actively seek to form and broaden partnerships committed to furthering our mission to relieve hunger.