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Request free home delivery of food from local food pantries. Pantry to Porch delivers to people in need across Utah and Salt Lake Counties. If your request is approved, a member of our team will contact you via text message. I would like to sign up for: * Self-pickup A Food Pantry Box A CSFP Box (you must have registered with Utah Food Bank and live in Utah County) Both # of Adults in Household # of Children in Household Do you need baby products? (available only at certain pantries) Do you need feminine products? (available only at certain pantries) Are you able to receive text messages? * Yes No Who are you signing up for * Self Client (you are a social worker/case manager) Friend or Family Member If you are signing up for a client, whose phone number did you list? Submit Thanks for submitting! Pantry to Porch has reached its delivery capacity for today. Please check back tomorrow morning to schedule a delivery. Kindly note that Pantry to Porch is a delivery service that partners with local food pantries; it is not a food pantry itself. If possible, we encourage you to make arrangements for self-pickup directly from your local food pantry. Thank you for your understanding.

Read news stories that showcase our mission, volunteers, and community impact. Media For media inquiries, please email info@pantrytoporch.org FOX13 NEWS How an organization started during the pandemic is continuing to grow An organization born during the uncertainty of the COVID-19 pandemic continues to grow. Utah Crisis Food Response delivers groceries to individuals and families who lack the mobility to get to a store or community food pantry. “It started out with like 24 deliveries a month,” said Carie Fanning, the nonprofit’s executive director. “Now, we are doing about 450... VIEW MORE FOX13 NEWS 100 volunteers in Utah Valley deliver groceries to those who can’t go out Many people can just hop in the car and go grocery shopping, but for those who are sick or high risk, shopping for themselves may not be an option. That’s where 100 volunteers in Utah Valley come into play. Chris Shelton, Heather Nielsen and a group of their friends recognized they, as college students, were young and healthy and could help out other people who may be at risk during the pandemic... VIEW MORE KSL 5 News Volunteers Offer Free Grocery Delivery For People Staying Home SALT LAKE CITY, Utah – In the age of “stay safe, stay home,” a group of college students has launched an effort to help the most vulnerable population stay healthy by offering a service to get them what they need most: groceries. “People who are healthy and are taking precautions to not transfer disease of any kind are willing to help out,” said John Lindsay, a student at Brigham Young University... VIEW MORE Lehi Free Press College students provide free shopping and delivery service More than a month ago John Lindsey, a senior at Brigham Young University, read a BBC News story about college kids delivering groceries to elderly and at-risk people in their neighborhoods. Days later, Lindsey and two friends launched Utah Valley COVID-19 Rescue, an army of volunteers shopping for and delivering groceries to anyone who needs or wants the service... VIEW MORE

Fight hunger one delivery at a time! Sign up to deliver food from local food pantries to people in need. Volunteer Deliver food to families in Utah Looking for volunteer opportunities in Salt Lake County or Utah County? Pantry to Porch makes it easy to step up and make an impact today. As a volunteer driver, you’ll pick up groceries from local food pantries and deliver them directly to families and individuals in our community. Volunteering is quick, flexible, and meaningful. You pick the day, time, and location that work best for you. No long-term commitment required. If this is your first time volunteering with Pantry to Porch, scroll down to the “New Volunteers ” section below for simple steps to get started — or continue below to sign up for your next delivery. Volunteer Delivery Sign-Up For your convenience, do not arrive at food pantries before receiving an email confirmation. Salt Lake City Daily Murray Area Tuesdays South Valley Thursdays Utah County Daily Senior Boxes Daily New Volunteers New volunteers MUST complete the Volunteer Waiver and read Volunteer Orientation before making deliveries. Volunteer Registration (click here) Volunteer orientation New Volunteers Complete Pantry to Porch Volunteer Registration Complete Volunteer Agreement Form Sign-up to deliver food boxes (via the links above) Civil Rights training (Utah Food Bank only) Before Your Scheduled Delivery Volunteers receive an email including pertinent information such as: Client's Name Address Phone number Number of adults and children for delivery Any special items included in the order Feedback We couldn't do what we do without volunteers. Please let us know how things are going. We welcome your questions and suggestions! info@pantrytoporch.com 801-801-7712 The Delivery Process Arrive at the assigned distribution center Check in with staff Load food boxes into your vehicle Confirm correct address Deliver to client(s) Knock or ring doorbell to alert order has been delivered Clients are given a time window for delivery; it is not necessary to meet them. Volunteers may text clients with information regarding delivery but it is not required. Tips Most volunteers choose to do 1-2 deliveries at a time if making more than 2 deliveries, a larger vehicle may be needed (i.e. SUV, truck, crossover, etc) Plan on committing at least 2 hours for your deliveries THANK YOU FOR VOLUNTEERING!

Pantry to Porch is a nonprofit that mobilizes volunteers to provide home delivery from food pantries in Utah and Salt Lake Counties. Formerly Utah Crisis Food Response. PANTRY TO PORCH a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation A mobile food pantry for the Wasatch Front Request Food Volunteer Donate Our Impact GIVING FOOD Since 2020 our volunteers have delivered 790,155 meals to thousands of individuals and families across the Wasatch Front. GIVING TIME Since 2020 our volunteers have spent over 2 6,000 hours serving their community. What We Do We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit aiming to end local hunger. We partner with food pantries across the Wasatch Front to provide free home delivery of food pantry items. This is especially beneficial for feeding low income families, immigrants, the disabled, the elderly, and those who lack reliable transportation. There are also many individuals who live far away from food pantries or work while food pantries are open. It is our mission to make sure these communities and each individual has sustainable access to high quality food. Our Demographics 76% of our clients have an annual income under $25k 49% of our clients belong to a minority group 53% of our clients do not have a car 46% of our clients have a disability "This has helped relieve the worry and stress of not having enough money for food and bills." "This helps me not worry about where my next meal will come from." "This service has helped me make ends meet between paychecks. I appreciate this service more than anything." "I have a chid with an autoimmune disease and we are struggling financially. This food helps ease the burden and is one less outing for my son to make." "This helped our family afford food while we were struggling. It was nice for my kids to have some treats again." Our Partners Volunteer Deliver food to local families in need Volunteer Request food Food items delivered to your door free of charge Request Food Donate Give to keep our deliveries going Donate

Help shape the future of Pantry to Porch! Apply to serve on our Board of Directors. LOOKING FOR WAYS TO CONTRIBUTE? JOIN OUR BOARD Pantry to Porch is seeking Utah-based individuals who are passionate about food security and community development to join our Board of Directors. Specifically, we are seeking individuals with skills in development, social media, volunteer recruitment, grant writing/administration, and food security. We’re also seeking people who would be interested in taking on a leadership role on the board in the future, even if you don’t have the skills listed above. Please see the description below for specifics on board duties and responsibilities. Please also note that this is an uncompensated volunteer role. Responsibilities: Serve for a two (2) year term, with the ability to apply for reelection (with a maximum of 3 consecutive terms). Be an active contributor to board discussions, committed to achieving consensus and coming to meetings prepared. Strive to attend all of the bi-monthly Board meetings, which are held by Zoom.. Come prepared for meetings by reviewing previous meeting’s minutes, reviewing committee reports, reviewing financials and agenda. Actively participate on a Pantry to Porch committee. Committees typically meet virtually bimonthly. Attend all Board committee meetings related to your committee obligations. Provide summary and updates of committee efforts at monthly board meetings and obtain board approval for all committee efforts. Be willing to serve as an Officer of the Board as positions become vacant. Actively promote Pantry to Porch events and materials to social/professional networks. Contribute to performance reviews as appropriate for staff leadership. Assist as often as possible with the planning and execution of Pantry to Porch events/campaigns. Actively participate in identifying and recruiting new board members. Actively participate in one or more fundraising events per year. Participate in food deliveries for the organization as available. Pantry to Porch Board Members will consider Pantry to Porch a philanthropic priority. This includes considering us with your employer gift matching programs, looking out for grants and funding asks throughout your daily life, and sharing our vision and mission with those in your circles. Pantry to Porch expects to have 100 percent of Board Members make an annual contribution that is commensurate with their capacity. Work with the whole Board on larger issues and financial supervision. Complete a Conflict of Interest Form at the beginning of each board year. Respond to all Pantry to Porch board communications in a timely manner; be able and willing to access all Pantry to Porch documents via online shared accounts. Be familiar with the Pantry to Porch Bylaws and attend to other duties specified in Bylaws. To apply: If you are interested in board membership, please submit your application using this form . Once we receive your application, we'll be in touch with next steps.

Support Pantry to Porch with a tax-deductible donation. Your gift helps deliver food boxes to Utah families in need. Support our Work Your tax-deductible donation helps Pantry to Porch deliver food boxes to individuals and families facing barriers to accessing food across Salt Lake County and Utah County. Your donations are the lifeblood of our operation. Nearly 75% of our clients have a household income less than $25,000 a year; 54% do not own a car; 46% have a disability; 48% are minorities. Your donations support your community members by providing sustainable access to food. Support Pantry to Porch while you shop at Smith's! The Smith's Inspiring Donations program allows you to support local organizations while you shop at Smith's with your Shopper's Card! Smith’s Inspiring Donations will donate 0.5% of all eligible spending to Pantry to Porch once you link our organization to your card. Follow the directions below to support Pantry to Porch at no cost to you while you shop! Sign in to your digital account . Search for Pantry to Porch here . Enter code AP954 to find Pantry to Porch. Select our organization and click "enroll" to save your selection. Pantry to Porch should now display in the Smith’s Inspiring Donations section of your account! Thank you so much for supporting Pantry to Porch through the Smith's Inspiring Donations program!

Pantry to Porch Donors We are so thankful for our current community donors who have committed to supporting our work to address food insecurity in our community. If you're interested in donating to Pantry to Porch, please visit our donation site or email info@pantrytoporch.org . ACE RECYCLING & DISPOSAL Kirton M c Conkie Rocky Mountain Power foundation snowbird play forever wednesdays walmart spark good First Utah Bank the kroger co. zero hunger zero waste foundation smith's inspiring donations Sorenson legacy foundation zions bank

Find out if we deliver in your community and request home delivery of food. Food box delivery/ PiCkUP We currently provide free home delivery (once monthly)/self-pickup (twice monthly) options in all of Utah County and Salt Lake County. Kindly note, we are not a food pantry. Pantry to Porch partners with food pantries to deliver food to those unable to do self-pickup. Please make arrangements with your local food pantry for self-pickup when able. Thank you for your understanding as we strive diligently to serve as many individuals and families as we can! Request Food

Pantry to Porch is a nonprofit providing volunteer-driven home delivery from local food pantries. ABOUT US We began in March, 2020 with just three college students. At that time, we created a small volunteer network to deliver food and prescription medications to elderly, quarantined, and confined people. Our goal was not to create a non-profit. We simply wanted to help at-risk individuals during the COVID pandemic. However, this volunteer network grew quickly. We saw firsthand the tremendous need for food assistance. This motivated us to build something permanent. With proper guidance, we shifted our efforts to become a mobile food pantry. We began partnering with food pantries to provide home delivery for those who struggle to pick up for themselves. This is our current focus. We are now a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit. Our volunteers deliver nearly 4,000 meals per week to clients in Utah County and Salt Lake County. We plan on being around for the long haul. We want to make sure that no individual, family, or community goes unfed. Meet the Team Staff Executive Director Keaton Schrank she/they Keaton Schrank (she/they) has a strong passion for ensuring that all members of her community have access to the resources they need to thrive! Originally from Texas, she received her bachelor's in environmental science and Italian studies from Wheaton College (MA) and her master's in geography from Oregon State University. They worked in higher education for 9 years, with roles in sustainability, basic needs, and teaching, before joining the Pantry to Porch staff in December 2025. In her free time, you can find Keaton reading, walking, thrifting, crafting, listening to showtunes, and spending time with her wife, Savanna, and their 3 cats! Program Director Keith Burns he/him Keith Burns joined the Pantry to Porch team as the Program Director in 2024. Keith is a social work graduate student at the University of Chicago who lives in Rockford, Illinois with his wife, Carmen, and two dogs. He also referees college and minor professional basketball and enjoys biking and hiking in his free time. Board of Directors Chair Carol Anderson Carol is a data scientist and former molecular biologist. Originally from Southern California, Carol now lives in Lehi. She became invested in Pantry to Porch's mission through doing deliveries around Utah County starting in 2022, and joined the board in 2023. She enjoys hiking, skiing, and serving as an emotional support human for two quirky cats. Vice Chair Kathy Fife Bio coming soon! Secretary John S. Lindsay Bio coming soon! Treasurer John B. Lindsay Bio coming soon! Member Cindy Beebe Bio coming soon! Member Bruce Lindsay Bruce Lindsay anchored KSL Television’s Eyewitness News for 37 years after working for KABC Television in Los Angeles. His work has been recognized with a coveted Emmy, the Iris Award from the National Association of Television Program Executives, a Silver Medal from the New York Film and Video Festival, and numerous awards from the Utah Broadcasters Association and the Utah Society of Professional Journalists. He is the author of two books and is the narrator of many film and video documentaries and audiobooks. Lindsay holds an MBA degree and a BA in Communication. Member Don Olsen Don has enjoyed a lengthy career in various aspects of business, business management and strategic business communications. He spent 18 years in senior management at Huntsman Corporation, a multi-national, publicly-held chemical company, overseeing the company’s global public affairs, public relations and marketing communications initiatives. Prior to joining Huntsman he had a distinguished career in broadcast journalism. Don helped found and was the first Executive Director of the Utah Anti-Bullying Coalition, a 501 C 3 dedicated to helping stamp out bullying in Utah schools. He also worked in Washington, D.C. as Director of Communications on the staff of U.S. Senator Jake Garn. Member Dennis Rutledge Bio coming soon! Member Luke Stephenson Luke Stephenson finds his greatest fulfillment in serving as a catalyst for the success of those around him. Originally from Colorado, he joined the Pantry to Porch Board of Directors in early 2026, inspired by the organization’s mission to provide reliable access to food and essential resources for our community. Professionally, Luke is a private equity investor at The Cynosure Group, where he focuses on evaluating and supporting long-term investments. Prior to Cynosure, Luke was a member of the Private Equity Group at Goldman Sachs and earned a B.S. in Financial Economics from Brigham Young University–Idaho. Member Seeking New board members! View the description and apply at this link: https://forms.gle/4Dm7xUQfw7LZqnT48