Your extra food can feed a neighbor tonight.
Post surplus food in 2 minutes. A local food pantry claims it and picks it up — and you get a tax-deductible receipt automatically.
Built for homes, restaurants, businesses, and food banks.
The receipt is generated automatically; a deduction applies only if you itemize. We’re not tax advisors — see how tax receipts work.
Helping Maine fight food waste — one donation at a time.
Join your neighbors in building a stronger, better-fed community.
See the network near you
Every pin is a local food pantry ready to receive donations. When neighbors and businesses post surplus food, it goes to places like these — see how close help already is.
It’s four steps. And it actually feels good.
From fridge to receipt in minutes.
Are you a donor?
Post surplus food in 2 minutes — a local pantry claims it and picks it up.
Are you a food bank?
Post your needs, claim a nearby donation, and schedule the pickup.
Add your items
Snap a photo, scan a barcode, say it out loud, or type — we identify the items and estimate the tax value automatically.
Pick a local pantry
See pantries near you on a map. Choose one or let us match you.
Schedule pickup
Set a time window. The pantry coordinates pickup — you just set the box outside.
Get your tax receipt
A professional receipt is generated automatically. Download anytime for your taxes.
Who it’s for
Home Donors
Clean out your fridge, feed your block.
- ✓Tax receipt for every donation
- ✓See exactly where food goes
- ✓Takes less than 5 minutes
Restaurants & Businesses
Turn end-of-day surplus into a tax deduction.
- ✓QuickBooks integration coming soon
- ✓Recurring donation scheduling
- ✓Bulk donation tools
Food Banks & Pantries
See what's available near you, coordinate pickup in seconds.
- ✓Real-time donation feed
- ✓List your needs by photo, voice, or scan
- ✓Pickup scheduling
- ✓Community impact dashboard
Good News
Stories from the Pantry community
Community StoriesThe College Students Who Turned Leftover Dining-Hall Food Into 20 Million Meals
What began in 2011 when a few University of Maryland students refused to watch good dining-hall food hit the dumpster is now a national movement that has recovered more than 24 million pounds of food.
4 min read
Tax TipsThe 2023 Law That Made It Even Safer to Donate Surplus Food
The Food Donation Improvement Act expanded America's decades-old donor protections — covering direct donations and reduced-price sales for the first time.
4 min read
Global StoriesFrance Made Food Waste Illegal — and Donations Soared
Since 2016, French supermarkets have been banned from trashing edible food. The result: tens of thousands of tons rescued every year and a sharp rise in donations.
4 min read
Protected under the Bill Emerson Good Samaritan Food Donation Act
Federal law protects food donors from liability when donating in good faith.
Your receipt is tax-deductible
Pantry Tax Receipt
Donor: Jane Smith
Items: Organic Produce (5 lbs)
Fair Market Value: $24.00
Recipient: Community Pantry
✓ Recipient pantry 501(c)(3) verified