Nonprofit

Pantry of Hope


  • About Us

    The Pantry of Hope was started in 2012 to offer wholesome food items free of charge to community members in need. The pantry is designed to serve those who may just need a bit of extra help to make it through the end of the month. Items range from canned and dry goods to fresh meat and produce. The pantry is located in the cellar of the St. Paul's Church which was renovated specifically to house the pantry. The pantry has been a labor of love by many, fronted by Carolyn Bolton, director of Senior Resources in Alameda County with Episcopal Senior Communities.
    The Pantry of Hope was started in 2012 to offer wholesome food items free of charge to community members in need. The pantry is designed to serve those who may just need a bit of extra help to make it through the end of the month. Items range from canned and dry goods to fresh meat and produce. The pantry is located in the cellar of the St. Paul's Church which was renovated specifically to house the pantry. The pantry has been a labor of love by many, fronted by Carolyn Bolton, director of Senior Resources in Alameda County with Episcopal Senior Communities.

    Cause Areas Include

    • Poverty

    Location

    • 114 Montecito Ave., Oakland, CA None, United States
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