We’re incredibly grateful to the Town of East Hampton for providing an emergency grant of $10,000 to help sustain Springs Food Pantry during a time of sharp and sudden growth. Since August , we’ve experienced a 15% increase in the number of recipients visiting the Pantry each week — a reflection of the continued affordability crisis affecting families across our community. This emergency funding helps bridge the gap — but only partially. Roughly 25% of our funding comes fr

We’re still glowing from the success of this year’s Chowdah Chowdown — our most successful Chowdah event ever! The energy, generosity, and community spirit were absolutely overflowing on the Springs Tavern and Grill patio, and we couldn’t be more grateful.

We’re thrilled to see Gus Yero, one of Springs Food Pantry’s newer volunteers, featured in a recent East Hampton Star profile: 👉 “Gus...

On Tuesday, September 23 , we had a special visit at Springs Food Pantry from Adelaide and Stevie , two young entrepreneurs with big...

In Memory of Neil Kraft

On September 16, Springs Food Pantry had the opportunity to present to the East Hampton Town Board and share our story — our mission,...

Share the Harvest Farm stand on Long Lane in East Hampton We’re honored to see Share the Harvest Farm — one of our longest-standing...

Last Sunday, Kira Brandman , our Board Member and Operations Director, attended the annual Share the Harvest Farm Summer Soirée benefit...

Join us this Friday, July 25th from 1–4PM at Zadig & Voltaire East Hampton for an afternoon of bubbles, fashion, and giving back —...

Springs Food Pantry was recently featured on LTV’s East End News in a segment highlighting our mission, growing community need, and the...