Christian Food Pantry
Food assistance for neighbors in Lady Lake and The Villages.
How to receive food
The Christian Food Pantry offers supplemental groceries for families facing difficult circumstances. We are here to help on a temporary basis if you are out of work or have fallen on hard times.
Who can receive food
You must live in Lady Lake or The Villages.
You must receive SNAP, be on Medicaid, or be low-income eligible.
Bring these with you
A valid picture ID.
Proof of residence in Lady Lake or The Villages.
Plan your visit
Pantry hours
Monday, Tuesday & Thursday
10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Closed on federal holidays.
Pantry location
103 High Avenue
Lady Lake, FL 32159
This is a separate location from the church. If you are coming from U.S. 441 North, take the second left after crossing County Road 466, onto East Lady Lake Boulevard. The pantry is the third building on the left.
Contact
Carrol Neal, Christian Food Pantry Director
(352) 259-0788
christianfoodpantry@gmail.com
The Christian Food Pantry at 103 High Avenue, Lady Lake. This is a separate location from the church.
Donate or volunteer at the pantry
Volunteer your time, contribute groceries and supplies, or support the pantry with a financial gift. Pet-food donations also help families care for their animals.
Along with support from North Lake Presbyterian Church, the pantry relies on private donations from caring people, churches, groups, and businesses in our community. It is not a government program and does not receive any government assistance.
On the giving form, choose “Christian Food Pantry.”
You do not have to be a member of North Lake to volunteer at the pantry.
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Give online: use the church’s secure giving form and choose “Christian Food Pantry.” Open the giving form.
Mail a check payable to North Lake Presbyterian Church, with “Food Pantry” on the memo line, to: 103 High Avenue, Lady Lake, FL 32159.
Drop off food at the pantry: perishable and non-perishable items can be delivered to the pantry during its regular hours (Monday, Tuesday & Thursday, 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.).
Drop off food at the church: non-perishable items and paper products can be brought to North Lake Presbyterian Church, 975 Rolling Acres Road, Monday – Thursday, 8:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m., or on Sundays during church hours. Look for the green bins in the church lobby.
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Beans (canned or dry)
Cake mix
Canned tomatoes
Canned tuna, chicken, and salmon
Canned vegetables
Cereal
Dog or cat food
Eggs
Fresh fruit or vegetables
Frosting
Fruit
Grits
Jelly
Macaroni and cheese
Meals in a box (such as Hamburger Helper)
Pancake mix
Peanut butter
Soup
Spaghetti sauce
Toilet paper
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When families fall on hard times, tough choices have to be made. Often the choice is between taking care of necessities and caring for the beloved family pet. The Christian Food Pantry tries to help families keep their pets by providing dog and cat food. Your gifts of pet food or cash donations are greatly appreciated.
Making a difference since 1998
The Christian Food Pantry is an off-campus ministry hosted by North Lake Presbyterian Church. This supplemental grocery program for families in need improves the quality of life by sustaining health, nutrition, energy, human dignity, and the opportunity for family members to meet their full potential.
Inside the Christian Food Pantry
A food distribution in the news
Carrol Neal posts the latest pantry news on the Christian Food Pantry blog.