Northfield Township and the Northfield Township Food Pantry are assisting residents via phone and email only. Staff and food pantry volunteers are the only personnel entering the building.
If you need assistance, please call 847-724-8300.
How to Help the Northfield Township Food Pantry
DONATING TO THE PANTRY
Credit card donations can be made by clicking on the donate button to the right or by calling 847-724-8300.
Check donations can be mailed to the Northfield Township Food Pantry at 2550 Waukegan Road, Suite 100, Glenview, IL 60025.
Food donations can be dropped off at the pantry. Please place donations in the collection bins located to the left of our front doors.
UPDATE: April 12, 2021
Most Needed Items:
- Dairy-free, shelf stable milk
- Canned peas
- Canned carrots
- Canned pasta with meat
- Beef stew
- Chili
- Boxed potatoes
Shop our Most Needed Items List on Amazon
Use this link http://amzn.to/394DYa7 to shop our most needed items on Amazon. Shop with Amazon Smile, designate the Northfield Township Food Pantry as your charity and the pantry will receive 0.5% of the purchase price of eligible items including but not limited to AmazonSmile Charity Lists purchases.
Thank you for your support!
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
If you are interested in helping out at the Northfield Township Food Pantry, please click here to sign up for an available shift. Make sure to click the tab, at the top of the schedule, for the current month in order to see all available opportunities.
Volunteers must be at least 16 years of age. All first time volunteers must complete and submit a volunteer waiver form prior to their first shift.
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The health and safety of our clients, volunteers and staff remain our top priorities. We are following all required prevention guidelines including wearing masks/face coverings, gloves and social distancing. We have changed to an outdoor food pick up system for our clients. Staff members and volunteers are routinely disinfecting all surfaces in high traffic areas and shopping carts.
Please continue to take recommended precautions (cdc.gov) including social isolation if you’re experiencing any symptoms of illness.
As our needs change we will continue to share updates.
We have been overwhelmed by the tremendous outpouring of support for the pantry and for our neighbors in need from our entire community during this challenging time. It is heartwarming to know that all of us share the belief that Hunger is Unacceptable in Our Community.
NEED HELP?
The Northfield Township Food Pantry has implemented outdoor pickup for all pantry visits. The pantry will be open Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday 9:00 am – 4:00 pm and Thursday 9:00 am – 6:30 pm for food pickup.
Upon arriving at the pantry, current clients will:
- Call 847-724-8300
- A staff member will ask for your name and phone number and take your grocery order
- While you wait in your car your order will be assembled
- When your order is ready we will call you back and a cart containing your items will be waiting for you outside the front doors
- Your name and phone number will be on the cart. If there is more than one cart, please make sure you take the correct order.
For residents who are not currently food pantry clients, please complete the pantry application (see below). Email the completed application, a picture of your ID and your phone number to admin@twp.northfield.il.us and call us when you are in our parking lot.
For any other forms of assistance, please call 847-724-8300.
About The Pantry
Financial Donations
Financial donations assist us in purchasing food and providing grocery store cards. The Pantry, a 501c3 organization, can accept cash, checks and credit cards, as well as honorary and memorial gifts. To make a safe and secure on-line donation, click the donate button above. Visa and MasterCard donations can also be made over the phone by calling 847-724-8300.
FUNDRAISERS
The Northfield Township Food Pantry was started close to 50 years ago to assist Township residents who are unable to provide enough food for themselves and their families.
In April 2003, the Pantry became a 501c3 organization and an agency of the Greater Chicago Food Depository. Today, many hundreds of Township families are eligible to visit the Pantry to receive perishable and non-perishable food items and grocery store cards.
No tax dollars are used to supply the Pantry. The Pantry is sustained entirely by residents, civic organizations, schools, businesses and the faith community who generously donate food items, grocery store cards and cash.