Help put food on the table.
Your donation helps us buy food and keep our doors open for neighbours who need support.
Make a donationRooted in Chatham-Kent. Here for you.Good food.
Good food.
A helping hand.
A place to turn.
When groceries are hard to afford, we’re here to help. We’ve been helping our Chatham-Kent neighbours put food on the table since 1988.
Serving our community with care and respect since 1988.
From our community, with care.Neighbours helping neighbours.
Grocery distributionMon, Wed & Fri · 11 am–3 pmPlan your visit
10 Wellington Street WestChatham, OntarioGet directions ↗
First time? Let’s make it easier.Call 519-351-8381What to expect on your first visit
A little help goes a long wayThere’s a place for everyone
There’s a place for everyone
to make a difference.
Food, time, or a financial gift. Every kind of support helps care for our Chatham-Kent neighbours.
Add a few things to your cart.
From pantry staples to school snacks, see the food and everyday essentials on our wish list.
See what you can giveLend a hand.
Lend your time, bring your workplace together, or organise a food drive in your community.
Find your way to helpOur community in 2025.
Food support, here in Chatham-Kent
989New visits
11,078Total served
5,323Total households served
14,325School lunches provided
Thank you to everyone who gives food, time and support. Our financial reports and reporting information.
Small things. Everyday difference.A few things for
A few things for
your next grocery trip.
Picking up an extra item is a simple way to help. We welcome pantry staples, school-lunch items and personal care supplies from our wish list.
Donation drop-off: Monday–Friday, 8 am–4 pm.
10 Wellington Street West, Chatham.
Pantry staplesOatmeal, rice, canned fruit, cooking oil & more
01School-lunch itemsJuice boxes, fruit cups & school snacks
02Everyday careToothpaste, shampoo & baby supplies
03Planning a larger donation? Talk with our team first.
The heart of Chatham-KentGood neighbours.
Good neighbours.
Lasting kindness.
Our community is built by people who look out for one another. People like Donna L’Ecuyer, a lifelong Chatham-Kent resident and retired teacher whose generosity continues through her foundation.
From a quiet act of kindness to a community-wide effort, this is what keeps Outreach going.
Get to know Outreach