North Liberty Community Pantry | Food Pantry | Clothing Pantry | 89 North Jones Boulevard, North Liberty, IA, USA

Events at the Pantry

Volunteering

Unpacking Food for Neighbors

Events at the Pantry

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North Liberty Community Pantry engages our community in feeding, clothing, and connecting our neighbors to resources and services.

Do you need help?

Shopping at the Pantry

If you live in North Liberty or rural Johnson County, you can shop once a week at the Pantry. Bring a proof of residence (mail, utility bill), and get the groceries you need.

Learn About Services

Be a 'neighbor helping neighbors'

Volunteer at the Pantry

We are always looking for volunteers! You can find your place at the Pantry through various volunteer roles throughout the year, on-shift and off-shift.

Volunteer Opportunities

There are many ways to give back.

Donating to the Pantry

The Pantry relies on the goodwill and donations of the community.

Did you know? Just $40/month covers the expenses for a family of four at the Pantry.

How to Donate

Stay up to date

New Building, Events, and more!

Curious what we're up to? Stay up-to-date as we move to our new building and host various events this year. Follow us on Instagram and Facebook! @nlcpantry.

New Building & Events

Supporting Our Community

At the Pantry, we believe:

Everyone has the right to be free from hunger.

Everyone deserves to be treated with dignity and respect.

Families need community support to be successful.

Families have the right to self-determination.

The community has a role/social responsibility in providing for their members.

Everyone deserves to have the option of healthy nutrition choices, along with the access to knowledge and resources to implement healthy eating.

"The pantry is an immense blessing and relieves a lot of pressure in the day to day. Thank you for the kindness and compassion...We so appreciate it!

Pantry Family

2025: By the Numbers

By May 2025, the Pantry distributed 260,580 pounds of food, equal to 217,150 meals, and distributed 14,120 clothing items.

The Pantry also made 865 grocery deliveries to neighbors with transportation barriers this year.