The Mobile Food Pantry program offers, free food and clothing to those in need at ten distribution sites across Suffolk County. Program locations in Bellport, Centereach, Islandia, Middle Island, Patchogue, Port Jefferson Station, Riverhead, Rocky Point, Ronkonkoma, and Shirley. During Thanksgiving season LighHouse Mission provides food assistance for families in need at its Mobile Food pantry sites. Donations can be dropped off at LightHouse Mission's facility at 1543 Montauk Highway Bellport, ny 11713. Monetary donations are also accepted.

Offers food and gift distribution during Thanksgiving and Christmas for low-income families. Also accepts donations of holiday foods and new gift items or toys.Register in person Call for details on dates and times of distribution. Must submit application to be enrolled for Turkey and Christmas giveaways in Season of holidays.

* Provides Thanksgiving baskets.* Provides Christmas baskets.* Accepts holiday donations (please call first).

* Provides holiday baskets.

Assists individuals and families with giving food, toys and gifts at Christmas and Thanksgiving for those in need.

Accepts donations of non-perishable food items, clothing and small household items and school supplies in August for various programs.

* Provides a Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets to eligible individuals.* Accepts holiday donations of food and gifts.

Provides a 3-day supply of non-perishable food once a month, including emergency food bags if needed, to low income individuals and families. Also provides holiday food baskets for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Call a month before the holiday.

Food Pantry

Offers a holiday food basket during Thanksgiving and Christmas, including gift distribution for low-income families. Also accepts donations of holiday foods and new gifts and toys.Registration begins Nov 1st. List fills up in one or two days. Call to see if list is full.Turkeys Distributed Nov 21 and 22

Provides a package of food for low income individuals and families in the community, including holiday food baskets for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Also accepts donations of non-perishable and holiday foods.

Astor accepts donations of new toys, for children who are served by Astor Services. Toys can be wrapped, with a tag stating the toy's description of age and gender. Toys are distributed to families already participating in programs offered by Astor Services.

* Provides Christmas baskets of food only.* Accepts holiday donations: money and food accepted. If sending a check please make it out to St. Alphonsus Food Pantry, 90 Melrose Road Auburn, NY 13021.

* Provides Christmas baskets.* Accepts donations of food items for Thanksgiving and Christmas.

Accepts new items to stock Danielle House: Laundry supplies: Low-sudsing (HE) Detergent Bleach Fabric Softener Toilet Paper Paper Towels Cleaning Supplies Bottled Water Snack packs (chips, crackers, etc.) Liquid Dish Soap Dishwasher Detergent City Garbage Bags Gallon-size Freezer Bags NapkinsK-Cups Gift Cards from Local Grocery/or Department StoresDonations can be dropped off at Danielle House or call to arrange pick-up.

Coordinates interested community members in adopting a local families to provide food, clothing, and gift during the holiday.

COVID-19 UPDATE 4/1In partnership with The Food Bank of the Southern Tier and GIAC, Cornell University will host an emergency Community Food Pantry on the basketball court at GIAC, 301 West Court Street beginning this week. It is open to the Ithaca community, Tuesdays/Thursdays from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. (There are two basketball courts, and it is not on the one next to the pool). 7/29: The last day of the GIAC pantry is 8/6/2020 as per Karen Brown.Multicultural, educational and recreational programs for social and individual development for all ages, particularly youth and teens, including services to: improve quality of life advocate for youth, families and underrepresented or disenfranchised populations provide structured employment training opportunities for at-risk youth and adults fight against oppression and intimidation in the community

TOMPKINS COUNTYCops, Kids and Toys, 607-592-1870 especially needed: gifts for teenagers (gift cards, watches, bath sets, hand lotions, jewelry, combs, brushes) infant toys gloves and hats toy guns, knives or items with violent themes are not accepted donations should not be wrapped drop off at 90+ drop-off sites (announced on Cayuga Radio Group stations), any police station in Tompkins County and Ithaca College Security CASH DONATIONS: checks payable to Cops, Kids & Toys; send to Cops, Kids & Toys, 836 Hanshaw Road, Ithaca, NY 14850Cornell Elves, Bill Alberta, [email protected] individuals, families or groups receive profile sheet(s) about child(ren), identified by their schools as in greatest need; buy, wrap and deliver gifts to the child's school CASH DONATIONS: (all donations used to buy items for the program) checks payable to "The Elves;" send to The Elves, c/o Bill Alberta, 103 Barnes Hall, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY 14853.Salvation Army Worship and Service Center - Christmas Assistance, 607-273-2400 Angel Tree donations: trees bearing tags with requests from children for Christmas presents are situated in several locations (Walmart, Tops (downtown and Lansing) and the Shops at Ithaca Mall). Take a tag, purchase the gift and leave it, unwrapped, with the tag, in the box next to the Angel Tree. food donations: leave at the Salvation Army Worship and Service Center, 150 N Albany St, Ithaca. "Adopt a Family" (provide a whole family with gifts and food for holiday dinner), contact Lucy, Salvation Army, 273-2400.CORTLAND COUNTYToys for Tots, 607-423-9031 takes donations of new, unwrapped toys CASH DONATIONS: checks payable to "Toys For Tots"; send to Toys For Tots, Cortland County Marine Corps League, 76 Main Street, Cortland, NY 13045

Supportive services to adults and teens who have been or are in abusive relationships, children exposed to domestic violence, sexually-abused youth and adults, sexually assaulted, sexually harassed or raped, their non-offending family members and friends and adult survivors of child sexual abuse. 24-hour hotline confidential emergency shelter legal advocacy accompany to services, such as hospital or law enforcement emotional support support and empowerment groups information and referral prevention education and risk reduction education professional and community training For more detailed information about ways the Advocacy Center can support those impacted by domestic or sexual violence individually or through agency groups, visit www.theadvocacycenter.org or call the 24 hour hotline 607-277-5000 DONATIONS adult clothing: take to Trader K's; the Advocacy Center receives credit for the clothing's value which its clients can use to obtain clothing children's clothing: take to Mama Goose; the Advocacy Center receives credit for the clothing's value which its clients can use to obtain clothing other donations: diapers, new toiletry items, new or very gently used toys, new or very gently used household linens (towels and bed sheets), bus passes, gift cards, cash donations for holiday gifts for families living in the shelter and for other agency clients; call the Client Services Director, (607)277-3203 Used Cell Phones: drop off at the United Way, 313 North Aurora Street, Ithaca, 607-272-6286. Can also call Advocacy Center business line for more info. 607-277-3203

Christmas Season of 2024:

Operates an Adopt-a-Family program for the Christmas holidays to provide holiday gifts to eligible individuals and families with children up to the age of 18. Call 518-943-9205 to register or go to http://www.cagcny.org to apply by December 9th.

* Provides a Christmas basket with traditional holiday food, new clothing and new (non-violent) toys.* Accepts holiday donations of money, traditional holiday food, new clothing and new (non-violent) toys.

Provides new toys to more than 600 children in Schenectady County ages infant to 12. Anyone wishing to donate a new toy may bring it directly to The Salvation Army.