Our Programs

Through our Food Market (open on Mondays, Thursdays, and Fridays), we provide fresh produce, meat, dairy, deli items, and non-perishable food items. We also provide diapers, pet food, personal hygiene items and household items such as toilet paper, dish soap, and paper towels.

Through our Food Market service we provide pre-packed boxes, with choices for items to add on to the box, including items specific to certain cultures and specialty diet items. We also support delivery to households who are unable to get to the food shelf.

Our Mobile Food Shelf provides monthly deliveries of our Food Market items to six senior living facilities. We currently have three Mobile Food Shelf sites in Woodbury and three in Oakdale. Click here to watch a video about our Mobile Food Shelf program.

Our Mobile Food Shelf also provides weekly distributions to residents of Landfall Mobile Home Park. We distribute food outside the Landfall Community Center and also provide delivery of food to the mobile homes of residents who lack transportation to pick up their food. We have also partnered with Valley Outreach to provide bi-weekly distributions to Cimarron Park, which runs on a model similar to Landfall.

Today’s Harvest is a free market that is open 6 days a week and provides fresh produce, meat, dairy, and bakery items we rescue each day from local grocery stores, farms, and other partners. The market is open to anyone who can use these fresh and frozen items while they are still fresh. Click here to visit the Today’s Harvest website to learn more.

Through our Wildcard Wednesday service, we distribute more than 6,000 pounds of “food rescue” items to our community each week. Items distributed through Wildcard Wednesday include milk, meat, fresh produce, and deli items. This fresh food has just been taken off the grocery store shelf that same morning, and the items have a few days of use before they spoil. Wildcard Wednesday serves more than 250 households each week, and provides a large supply of healthy, fresh food for community members while also reducing waste at grocery stores.

Saturdays of each month, year-round. Through these Produce Fairs, we distribute a large supply of fresh fruit and vegetables – typically 6-7 different items are distributed at each Produce Fair. Click here to see a SWCTC video about our Produce Fairs