Do you qualify for help?
Anyone in need can come get food from the Bountiful Food Pantry! Just bring your picture ID. If you enjoy your first three visits, you can sign up to come twice a month for a year. If you’re interested, please let our volunteers know on your next visit.
What to bring on your first visit
- Picture ID
What hours can you receive food?
- Mon thru Fri: 11AM – 1PM
- Mon/Tue/Wed/Thu: 6PM – 8PM
- Sat: 10AM – Noon
- Sun: Closed
Depending on food availability, the pantry may close early
What types of food are available at the food pantry?
Our food supply is completely dependent on donations. Because of this, the types of food available change from day to day. Some days we may have produce, some days we may have dairy items, but sometimes we may have neither. On occasion we may only have non-perishable food. This means there is no guarantee on what food you may receive; however, we do our best to provide a variety of food options.
Our pantry also provides the following when available:
- Hygiene items
- Baby formula
- Diapers
- Dog or Cat food
- Toilet Paper
Expired Foods
Did you know food that’s past the best-by or sell-by date can be completely safe? In fact, manufacturers aren’t required by law to include dates on their food items. Because our food comes from so many sources, it’s often past the best-by or sell-by date. Our army of volunteers go through all food items and makes sure they’re still safe and healthy to eat, and we don’t distribute any food we wouldn’t eat ourselves.
Mobile Pantries
Nearly every weekday there’s a Mobile Pantry somewhere in Davis County. Families can receive food from any of our mobile pantries (or market) up to two times per month. That means you can come to our market once, and visit one of our mobiles once. Whatever works best for you. Here are links to our Mobile Pantries, and those run by other organizations:
Utah Food Bank Mobile Pantries
