Our mission…
…is to provide supplemental food and referral assistance to those experiencing food insecurity.

Every week
Food Distribution
Mondays, 1-4 p.m. – Walk-in distribution (by appointment)
Thursdays, 1:30-5 p.m. – Drive-thru distribution
Please bring a picture ID and one other printed confirmation of your address (for example, a utility bill).
Donate Food to the Cupboard
Mondays, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. & Thursdays, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
The Holly Springs Food Cupboard accepts food donations every week. If you have food that you want to deliver at other times, you can take it to one of our community drop-off sites. Click here for a list of locations where you can leave food donations. Please do not leave food outside the cupboard.
Food Garden Summer Workdays
Thursdays & Saturdays during the summer, 9 a.m.
Individuals should use the online signup form to reserve their space to volunteer! Learn more.
Groups interested in volunteering should email garden@hsfoodcupboard.org.
2025 at a Glance
1,522 families served (9% increase over 2024)
100 food distributions (including Thanksgiving)
550 Thanksgiving meals distributed (15% increase over 2024)
100% volunteer staff
19,239 volunteer hours in 2025
Bags and Boxes Out the Door:
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- 6,794 households visits served
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- 786 of these were delivered by volunteers (12% of households)
- 7,243 student bags with kid-friendly food and snacks distributed
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- 6,794 households visits served
Food Received
- 230,047 pounds of food received from food drives, individuals, and organizations (22% increase from 2024).
- 22,629 pounds of this were received at drop-off sites.
- 133,339 pounds of food donated through food recovery programs (5% increase over 2024).
- 37,413 pounds of food received at no cost from the Food Bank of CENC. (8% decrease from 2024).
- Total Food Donated/Recovered at No Cost: 402,959 pounds. (15% increase over 2024)
- 2,159 pounds of organically grown produce harvested from our garden (2% decrease from 2024).
- Milk, eggs, meats, and additional produce purchased with donated funds.

Thank you
A young unemployed father caring for two babies on his own says, “Thank You.”
An intergenerational family of 10 living together because it’s their only option to make ends meet says, “Thank You.”
A woman so grateful that a volunteer delivered her food because she is on oxygen and can’t get to the Cupboard says, “Thank You.”
An amazed mom who embraces a birthday cake for her daughter’s special day says, “Thank You.”
An excited child taking home her very own used book to read says, “Thank You.”
A tearful mother of 4 who lives in a nice neighborhood and has never had to ask for help before – until her husband left taking all their money – says, “Thank You.”
A grandmother raising her grandchildren and needs extra food and diapers says, “Thank You.”
A woman selecting fresh produce exclaiming, “Coming here is like Christmas!” says, “Thank You.”

Help us help others.
“The Holly Springs Food Cupboard is powered by community, backed by community, and dedicated to serving the community. Come be a part of it.”
Sara Haggar
Executive Director, Holly Springs Food Cupboard
