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Shared Harvest Pantry

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Nourishing Lives in Livingston County

Part of Gleaners' Livingston Distribution Center, Shared Harvest Pantry is a welcoming space where neighbors facing food insecurity in Livingston County can choose the food that works best for their families, playing a critical role in our mission to end hunger in Southeast Michigan.

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About Shared Harvest Pantry

Shared Harvest Pantry is a direct‑service program of Gleaners Community Food Bank of Southeastern Michigan that provides neighbors in Livingston County with reliable access to nutritious food.

Operating through a client‑choice pantry model, Shared Harvest Pantry allows guests to select groceries that meet their household needs and preferences, supporting dignity, autonomy, and more effective use of food resources.

The pantry offers a consistent mix of fresh produce, dairy, protein, and shelf‑stable items, helping households stretch limited budgets while maintaining access to balanced nutrition.

Through this program, Gleaners strengthens food security in Livingston County and advances its mission to move Southeast Michigan closer to a hunger‑free community.

Stories from Livingston County

Painting It Forward: How BTT Painting Supports Shared Harvest Pantry 

Celebrating 15 Years of Hunger Free Summers with Citizens

From Garden to Table: Cultivating Community and Feeding Families 

Sorting Food and Serving Dignity: ‘If you wouldn’t eat it…don’t put it in the box’

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Fresh Market A Drive-up Distribution at Shared Harvest Pantry

Open to all Livingston County neighbors facing food insecurity, Fresh Market provides each guest with approximately 35 pounds of fresh produce, lean proteins, pantry staples, and milk. Guests do not need an appointment and remain in their vehicles while our dedicated volunteers load nutritious food.

What People are Saying About Shared Harvest Pantry

"Getting food from Gleaners helps stretch our budget.—we're able to pay bills we weren't able to before."

Michael

Gleaners' Guest

"My heating bill has been so high, but I've been able to pay my utilities since I don't have to worry about food."

Geneva

Gleaners' Guest

“I love the opportunities to give people hope and make them smile. Other [Gleaners] volunteers and our donors inspire me.”

Dave

Gleaners' Volunteer

"Gleaners is so important to our community because it greatly helps people who have food insecurity and a shortage of finances to buy food."

Shari

Gleaners' Volunteer
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See Your Impact

We can't solve hunger without you! Take a look at how your fiscal year 2025 gift made a difference in the lives of our neighbors facing food insecurity in Livingston County.

HOUSEHOLDS

served in Livingston County

POUNDS

of food distributed at Shared Harvest Pantry

POUNDS

of fresh produce distributed at Shared Harvest Pantry

Community in Action