Georgetown Neighborhood Food Project

A simple, neighborhood-based way to provide consistent food to local families in need.

Next Pickup Day:
November 21st!

Please leaves bags out by 9:00am !

How To Get Involved

Food Donor

It takes: 15 minutes a month

Your role: Fill a green bag with nonperishable food every two months and put it outside your front door. That’s all there is to it!

Impact: One full green bag equals about ten meals. That adds up to about 60 meals a year!

Neighborhood Coordinator

It Takes: One to two hours each month

Your Role: Invite your neighbors to be food donors and explain the project. On Pickup Days, collect their bags, leave new ones and bring the food to the collection site

Impact: On average, NC’s help bring in over 500 pounds of food a year!

Pickup Day Volunteer

It takes: We will be there from 8:30-11:30am and are happy to have you for however long you can be there!

Your role: Help sort and organize the donated food into boxes for the local pantries.

Impact: You help make sure the donated food gets to those in need!

Our Impact

30,778

Total pounds collected & distributed

15,512

Pounds collected in 2026

Where Does The Food Go?

Slide to Learn About the Amazing Local Food Pantries That Receive the Food We Collect

Helping Hands of Georgetown

Helping Hands of Georgetown is a non-profit organization looking to help better the lives of those who are underserved and in need!

PiratePantry At SouthWestern

The Pirate Pantry helps currently enrolled students focus on their studies without having to face the burden of food insecurity.

Jubilee Mobile Pantry

As our staple community outreach initiative, our mobile food pantry serves to build up, restore, and transform families within our community who face food insecurity. Our pantry provides access to nutritious groceries and offers an opportunity for healthy families within our network to engage in hands-on care and evangelism to underserved populations.

Carver Center For Families

As a family resource center, the Carver Center for Families exists to strengthen both family and community. The Center’s focus on families is based upon the Strengthening Families Framework and its Protective Factors, an approach first introduced by the Center for the Study of Social Policy in 2005.

Stonehaven Resident Council Pantry

The Stonehaven Resident Council Pantry provides free groceries and essentials primarily for residents of the Stonehaven public housing apartments in Georgetown, Texas, but is open to the public. It is operated by the Resident Council in partnership with the Georgetown Housing Authority and the Central Texas Food Bank, and operates entirely on donations and volunteer efforts to ensure residents have access to food.

The Caring Place

The mission is to provide for the basic human needs of all people in a welcoming, respectful and caring way.

How Our Project Works

Every two months, Neighborhood Coordinators collect filled green bags from the neighbors they’ve signed up as Food Donors and leave an empty bag in exchange. The full bags are brought to our collection site, where volunteers weigh and sort the food. The food is then distributed to local food pantries. This simple, ongoing cycle makes it easy for neighbors to give year-round and keeps pantry shelves consistently stocked.

PICKUP DAY INFO

Pickup Days are always on the third Saturday of odd-numbered months from 9:00 to 11:00am. We will be there from 8:30am to 12:00pm and will have food and drinks for all volunteers. Pickup Days are always a great time and we hope to see you there!

Thank you to the San Gabriel Unitarian Univeralist Fellowship for providing us a Pickup Day Location! The address is 1322 E University Ave Georgetown, TX, 78626 – we look forward to seeing you there!

Most Needed Items

Cereal
Hearty Soups
Canned Meat/Fish
Canned Fruit
Shelf-Stable Milk
Canned Beans
Dried Beans
Canned Corn
Brown Rice

2026 Dates

1. January 17th 

2. March 21st

3. May 16th

4. July 18th

5. September 19th 

6. November 21st

Please Do Not Donate

Any expired goods

Perishable food

Broken or damaged cans

Our Mission

The Georgetown Neighborhood Food Project makes it simple for neighbors to support local food pantries by providing a consistent and sustainable way to donate non-perishable food. Our mission is to strengthen local food pantries by ensuring consistent donations, raise awareness about food insecurity and health, and unite neighbors in collective action against hunger. We aim to serve as a replicable model that other communities can adopt to foster community and fight food insecurity.