Winter shelves at Eastbrook Pantry
Keep 1,200 local families stocked with fresh food, nappies and hot meals through the cold months.
- Raised
- $38,900
- Goal
- $45,000
- Days left
- 9
Eastbrook Community Pantry · a Kindara project
Fresh food, hot dinners and a friendly face — free for anyone who needs them. Run by 600 neighbours, stocked by local farms and shops, and powered by people like you.
Most needed: tinned fish · rice · nappies (size 4) · tea
Updated every Monday by the Saturday sorting crew. Drop donations at the Riverside Hub, Tue–Sat 09:00–17:00, or at any Greenleaf Grocers collection point.
bar = how far below our weekly target we are
families on our weekly list
parcels packed last year
neighbours volunteering
surplus food rescued each month
No experience needed — every shift has a lead and a kettle. Choose a day, pick a role and we’ll hold your spot.
Join an event or run a collection at your school, office or place of worship — we’ll bring the crates.
Drop off tins, pasta and toiletries — volunteers will be at every door.
Gloves, bags and hot coffee provided. Kids very welcome with an adult.
Glow sticks, a brass band and a medal. Every entry funds a week of school lunches.
Meet the team, try a short shift and eat far too much soup.
We came to the pantry during a hard winter. Nobody asked us to explain ourselves. Now I’m the one putting the kettle on.
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