When Steven Sergiovanni first started noticing a long line of cars along Old Stone Highway on Wednesdays during the pandemic, he was curious. When he learned those cars belonged to local Springs families coming to Springs Food Pantry for supplemental food, he knew he had to get involved...

We’re grateful to the American Heart Association for its growing collaboration with Springs Food Pantry and its commitment to improving food security and heart health across the East End. Through a connection with our longtime friends at Share the Harvest Farm, Jeremy Leiss, Community Impact Director for Long Island and Westchester, recently visited the Pantry to learn more about our work and the families we serve. Inspired by what he saw, the American Heart Association step

For nearly a decade, Deanna Tikkanen has been one of the steady, dependable volunteers who help keep Springs Food Pantry running week after week. Whether she's receiving our dairy delivery on Tuesday mornings, packing bags for recipient deliveries, or lending a hand wherever it's needed, Deanna is always there with a smile and a willingness to help...

✨ Simply magical. That's the phrase we heard again and again after this year's 5th Annual Springs Garden Party. On a picture-perfect summer afternoon, more than 340 friends, neighbors, sponsors, volunteers, and supporters gathered in the extraordinary gardens of Greg McCarthy and Peter Bickford for what became our largest and most successful Garden Party ever....

Our annual Summer Lunch Program officially kicked off on Wednesday, July 1st, and we're excited to once again help ensure Springs children have healthy, easy-to-prepare lunches throughout the summer. The program will run for nine weeks, concluding just before Labor Day...

Many volunteers find their way to Springs Food Pantry through a friend, a neighbor, or a desire to give back. For Denise Balan, it started with a Fresh Direct bag and a chance conversation at the East Hampton IGA. Three years later, Denise has become a valued member of our volunteer family, helping in the kitchen on distribution days, supporting non-perishable food orders and logistics and bringing warmth, kindness, and dedication to everything she does. We recently sat down

We were thrilled to see several members of our Springs Food Pantry volunteer family recently featured in 27East / Express Magazine — and even more thrilled to celebrate the incredible impact they’ve had on our Pantry community. 🐝 Dahlia and Athena Ascher-Walsch were spotlighted for their growing honey business, “Dahlia and Athena’s Heavenly Hive." 👉 From Muffins to Honey: How Two Springs Sisters Grew a Beloved Farm Stand Into a Booming Business Athena & Dahlia Ascher-Walsc

We were thrilled to see George Singer, one of our wonderful Springs Food Pantry volunteers, recently featured in the East Hampton Star...

On Saturday, July 11, we’ll gather once again for the 5th Annual Springs Garden Party, an evening that brings our community together to celebrate generosity, connection, and the impact we can make for our neighbors...

We’re still smiling after Sunday’s sold-out comedy night at Stephen Talkhouse, where laughter truly met purpose. The “Stand Up for Hunger” benefit, hosted by Pitch Your Peers Hamptons , raised an incredible $20,000 (and counting!) to support local food pantries — including Springs Food Pantry. From start to finish, the energy was electric — thanks to a powerhouse lineup of comedians: Laura Patton , Carla Oakerson , Peter Bales , Sean Brown , and Sean Flanagan , who kept the