- dry pasta, any variety
- cereal
- canned beans, any variety
- mac 'n cheese
- 1 or 2 lb. bags of dry beans, any variety
- 1 or 2 lb. bags of rice
- shelf-stable milk (similar to Parmalat or Gossner brands)
- canned soup, condensed or ready to serve
- apple juice
- canned diced or crushed tomatoes
- peanut butter
Food donations
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FISH of Laurel, Inc,
PO Box 36
Laurel, MD 20725-0036
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critical needs
Fish of Laurel operates entirely on private and public donations of food, financial, and volunteer assistance. Monetary donations help us purchase food and pantry supplies. Food and non-perishable donations bolster our food pantry and supplement our daily meal services. Volunteers help us put our mission into action. Whether you are able to contribute food, funds, or your own time, your donations help maintain the critical services we’ve been providing to the community for over 40 years. Thank you!
- jam or jelly
- canned veggies (green beans, corn, peas, carrots, and mixed veggies)
- canned chicken, beef stew, or chili
- spaghetti sauce
- canned fruit, in fruit juice
- tuna
- cornbread mix
- masa harina
- sugar
- cooking oil
Help Feed a Neighbor In Need
The demand for food assistance continues to rise, especially in Prince George’s County, where 45% of households needed support in 2023. At Elizabeth House, our volunteers serve about 130 meals a day to neighbors facing hunger. As an all-volunteer organization, every dollar is spent on our mission. Please consider making a monthly or one-time financial donation to help us reach our goal of $50,000. Every $20 feeds 10 neighbors!
PANTRY ITEMS | MEAL KITCHEN | |
|---|---|---|
| Dry pasta Cereal Condensed soup (esp. chicken noodle, tomato, vegetable) Ready-to-serve soup (similar to Progresso and Chunky) Jam or jelly (any flavor) Peanut butter Pasta sauce Canned veggies (corn, green beans, peas, mixed veggies, and carrots) Canned beans (esp. kidney and pinto beans) Masa Harina (instant corn masa flour) Cooking oil | Our biggest needs are for casseroles and cases of bottled water. We rely on donations to feed over 100 people a night. If you're able to cook and donate, please find details on how to help. Donations accepted at Elizabeth House between 4:15–5:15 p.m. every night. |
Drop Off Times
All donations should be brought to the back door of Elizabeth House at 308 Gorman Ave.
Preferred donation times are Thursday and Saturday mornings, 10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Donations are also accepted daily from 4:30 - 5:30 p.m.
Donation Restrictions
Kitchen food donations: Due to health regulations, we cannot accept any donations of raw meat or seafood.
Food drive donations: Due to health regulations, our food pantry can only accept donations of nonperishable food. Please contact our food pantry coordinator to arrange a date and time when volunteers will be available to receive your organization's food donation.