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Food pantry is available on the 2nd Saturday of every month. Please call for more information.

Accepts food donations, frozen foods are also welcome. Will gladly pick up a donation of a freezer, refrigerator, heat and-or air conditioning unit.

Accepts donations of food and personal care items for distribution in our Samaritan Markets (food pantries) or Snackpacks for Kids programs. Accepts gently used furniture, household items and clothing for distribution-sale in our thrift stores (Samaritan Shops). Pick up available for business donations by calling 479-636-4198. Furniture and working appliances pickups can be scheduled by calling 479-751-3440 (Washington County) or 479-246-1060 (Benton County).

Accepts food and monetary donations.

Accepts food and clothing for those of need in the community also accepts all monetary donations

Arkansas Hunters Feeding the Hungry (AHFH) is a community-minded program that provides venison and other wild game to those in need. Organizations, businesses, and churches of many denominations have joined hunters to transform an abundant white-tailed deer population into a renewable food source for the hungry.

This program provides emergency food assistance to area residents. Also provides toiletries to those in need.

Accepts donations of food and personal care items for distribution in our Samaritan Markets (food pantries) or Snackpacks for Kids programs. Accepts gently used furniture, household items and clothing for distribution-sale in our thrift stores (Samaritan Shops). Pick up available for business donations by calling 479-636-4198. Furniture and working appliances pickups can be scheduled by calling 479-751-3440 (Washington County) or 479-246-1060 (Benton County).

Accepts donations of clothing, household items, food items, cleaning supplies and paper products. They do not pick up donations.

Program offers cattle ranchers a unique opportunity to provide a much needed source of protein to many Arkansas children and families in need.Arkansas Cattle ranchers and other protein producers, such as hog, lamb and pork, can donate to the Arkansas Beef Project in three ways. Cash Donations - Money is used to puchase domestic ground beef. Donate a Live Cow/Bull - an adult cow/bull is transported to a USDA approved facilit where it is processed Donate a Calf - Animal is raised then donated to the program.All donated protein is distributed in one or two-pound portions to food banks and food pantries across the state to help food-insecure Arkansans have a reliable source of protein.