neighbors helping neighbors
Pantry Needs:
MOST NEEDED GROCERY ITEMS
Bagged or Boxed Pasta
Canned Chicken
Spam (small and/or large cans)
Green Beans (cut style)
Green Beans (French style)
Black Beans
Pinto Beans
Refried Beans
Canned Tuna
Canned Peaches
Canned Pears
Canned Cranberries
Canned Chili with and without Beans
Sardines
Cereals
Breakfast Fruit Bars
Oatmeal
Any and all groceries are greatly appreciated.
Thank you for helping stock our shelves.
PLASTIC GROCERY BAGS!
The pantry is in need of plastic grocery bags
to help with our distribution.
We'd love to take any extras off your hands.
Donations can be dropped off
at any of our partner locations with a
Helping Hands donation bin,
or in the pantry’s outdoor donation box
located at:
28710 Ranch Rd 12
NOTICE
WINTER WEATHER CLOSURE
Due to the continued weather conditions, Dripping Springs Helping Hands Food Pantry
will be CLOSED on Wednesday, February 1st.
We will be open Thursday with extended hours
to help serve the community.
This week’s panty hours:
Wednesday, February 1st ~ CLOSED
Thursday, February 2nd ~ 4:00—6:30pm
Donate:
To Donate by Mail:
Dripping Springs Helping Hands
PO Box 804
Dripping Springs, TX 78620
Drippings Springs Helping Hands, Inc is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, all-volunteer community organization.
PROGRAMS
FOOD DISTRIBUTION
Helping The Community
Food distribution occurs weekly on Wednesdays and Thursdays.
We are very grateful for our many dedicated volunteers who help stock and organize the pantry every week
so that we can offer healthy and fresh options to our clients.
If you would like to find out more about ways you can help, please contact us.
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
Reinforcing Stability
Struggling to put food on the table often signals a larger struggle with more than hunger.
A paycheck that covers the house payment might barely stretch far enough to afford the fuel it takes to get to the job
or keep the lights on at home.
So, what happens when an unexpected expense comes up?
Helping Hands is here.
Our Social Services volunteer team helps assess needs
and provides our clients with assistance to help stabilize their lives.
SPECIAL PROJECTS
A Whole Person Commitment
With our organization’s mission always in mind, we strive to find new strategies
to provide a framework of compassionate care.
These special projects help us meet this challenge.
(Summer) Supplement Bags
In summer, our clients with school-aged kids need more food than they do during the school year.
So, in addition to our regular distribution amounts, Helping Hands supplies weekly supplement bags
to these families to help meet this need. Periodically throughout the year supplement bags are also distributed.
School Supply Drive
With community partners, we gather and distribute school supplies
to our clients with students in DSISD every August.
Turkey Dinners
In cooperation with Hays County Food Bank and other community partners,
we gather and distribute full turkey dinners for families at Thanksgiving.
Project Elf
This is a culmination of loving efforts by this entire town...
businesses, public and private schools, community groups, churches, and individuals
come together to provide presents for our clients to help make their holidays more magical.