Honey Pot Pantry
Honey Pot Pantry
Welcome to the Honey Pot Pantry, a community-supported resource created to help ensure that every student has access to food, personal care items, and other basic necessities when they need them.
The pantry is available for any student who may be going home after school without reliable access to food for the evening, as well as students heading directly from school to practices, activities, or events who may need something to eat or drink along the way. Students are welcome to take what they need—no questions asked.
A metal pantry cabinet is located next to the front office and will be unlocked before and after school so students can access it easily and discreetly.
How Students Can Help
We would love for the Honey Pot Pantry to become something our entire school community helps care for. As you leave school, take a moment to check the pantry. If you notice that an item is running low, consider letting your family know and asking if it is something you could donate and bring back the following day.
Students can also make it a service project with friends—shop together for needed items, collect donations, or find other creative ways to help keep the pantry stocked.
How Families Can Help
Parents, guardians, and other members of our school community are also encouraged to check the pantry whenever they are at the school. Whether you are picking up or dropping off a student, attending a game, competition, performance, or another school event, taking a moment to see what needs replenishing can make a meaningful difference.
When our community works together, small contributions can have a big impact. When students don’t have to worry about hunger or access to basic necessities, they are better able to focus on learning, participating, and succeeding at school.
Please help in any way you can. Every donation, large or small, helps us take care of the youth in our community.
Take what you need. Give what you can.
Together, we can keep the Honey Pot Pantry stocked and make sure our students know their community is here to support them.
