Local Partnerships That Make a Difference
We collaborate with trusted community organizations to ensure every donation creates meaningful, local impact. By turning collected goods into sustainable funding, our partners are able to expand services, reach more families, and fight food insecurity right here in our neighborhoods. Together, we make generosity go further.
Alpine School District
Nebo School District
Tabitha’s Way
Provo School District
Payson City
Neighbors Who Can, Helping Neighbors in Need
Make A Real Change In Someone’s Life
633,600 +
Meals Provided
+ 14,350
Individuals Fed
+ 4,183
Local Families Helped
Your Donation Makes the Difference
We collaborate with trusted community organizations to ensure every donation creates meaningful, local impact. By turning collected goods into sustainable funding, our partners can expand services, reach more families, and fight food insecurity right here in our neighborhoods. In 2025 alone, the Donations2Feed Clothing Program helped provide more than 600,000 meals through Tabitha’s Way Local Food Pantry. Together, we make generosity go further.
STEP 1
Gather Items
Collect clothing, shoes, linens, and other accepted textiles from around your home. Your unused items can become a valuable resource for helping local families.
STEP 2
Donate at a Bin
Place your items inside one of our conveniently located bins. This quick act of generosity keeps usable goods out of landfills and working for a good cause.
STEP 3
Donations Into Meals
Donations are collected, processed, and converted into funding that supports Tabitha’s Way Local Food Pantry. The result is sustainable support that helps fight hunger right here in our community.
Turning Everyday Giving Into Community Support
Donations 2 Feed exists to create a simple, sustainable way for communities to support local families in need. By collecting gently used clothing, shoes, and textiles, we transform items that might otherwise go unused into meaningful financial support for trusted nonprofit partners.
Our model allows generosity to multiply. Instead of relying solely on traditional fundraising, donated goods are repurposed to generate ongoing revenue that helps fight hunger and food insecurity throughout our region—especially through our partnership with Tabitha’s Way Local Food Pantry.
Every bag placed in one of our bins represents more than a donation—it’s a practical step toward stronger neighborhoods, reduced waste, and consistent help for families who need it most.
We collaborate with trusted community organizations to ensure every donation creates meaningful, local impact. By turning collected goods into sustainable funding, our partners can expand services, reach more families, and fight food insecurity right here in our neighborhoods. In 2025 alone, the Donations2Feed Clothing Program helped provide more than 600,000 meals through Tabitha’s Way Local Food Pantry. Together, we make generosity go further.
See the Impact of Your Donations
Local businesses, schools, and neighbors are helping make this mission possible—and seeing firsthand how simple donations can create meaningful change. Together, we’re building a stronger, more supportive community one bag at a time.
I love volunteering here! I love that someone (Tabitha presumably) saw a need and took action. The people who manage this pantry are awesome! They’re all so friendly and helpful if you have any questions. The new pantry is setup just like a store and has so many volunteers to help answer questions and guide or direct those who come shopping. I’m so glad I started volunteering here!
Thank you so much for helping everyone in need. I’m very satisfied with the service and the things we were able to buy for our home. I’m truly grateful. God bless all those organizations that are there to help people.
Every single volunteer that I encountered was helpful and courteous and kind. They did not seem judgmental and listened to what you actually had to say. I WILL be going back to help them. Great place.
Common Questions About Donating
We want donating to be simple and stress-free. Here are answers to the most common questions we receive.
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What items can I donate?
We gladly accept clothing, shoes, linens, blankets, pillows, belts, bags, backpacks, purses, and books. If it’s clean, usable, and textile-based, we can likely take it.
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What items are NOT accepted?
We cannot accept furniture, electronics, mattresses, car seats, strollers, baby furniture, broken or unusable items, paint, chemicals, or hazardous materials. These items are costly to dispose of and reduce our ability to help those in need.
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Can I leave donations outside the bin if it’s full?
No—please do not leave items outside the bin. Donations left outside can be damaged by weather, create cleanup costs, and take resources away from supporting families in need. If the bin is full, we encourage you to check back later or visit one of our other nearby donation bins. You can also help us keep bins serviced quickly by sending a text message to the number listed on the front of the bin to let us know it’s full.
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Where do my donations go?
Your donations do more than clear space in your home—they help put food on the table for local families. By partnering with trusted community organizations, donated clothing and household items are transformed into sustainable funding for Tabitha’s Way Local Food Pantry. In 2025 alone, the Donations2Feed Clothing Program helped provide more than 600,000 meals to families in our community. Together, your generosity creates real, lasting impact right here at home.
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What should I do if a bin is full or needs service?
Call or text (801) 735-5805 to let us know. Our team can schedule an emptying so the bin is ready for use again.
Conveniently Located Across Utah Valley
With bins placed across Utah County and surrounding areas, it’s easy to donate close to home, work, or school.
- Alpine
- American Fork
- Draper
- Eagle Mountain
- Elk Ridge
- Eureka
- Goshen
- Highland
- Lehi
- Lindon
- Mapleton
- Mona
- Nephi
- Orem
- Payson
- Pleasant Grove
- Provo
- Salem
- Sandy
- Santaquin
- Saratoga Springs
- Spanish Fork
- Springville
- Taylorsville
- Vinyard
- Woodland Hills
No matter where you are in our community, a donation bin is never far away.
