Donate Food
Donate Food
The Community Free Fridge at Second Harvest is a grassroots food-sharing program that is fueled by the generosity of neighbors like you. Consider donating grocery staples, a home-cooked meal, or other non-food items that will go directly into the hands of a neighbor in need.
Your donations provide free food for neighbors challenged by food insecurity.
FRIDGE
Fresh produce
Breads & pastries
Dairy & eggs
Sealed, prepared meals
Cooked & deli meat
FREEZER
Raw meat & seafood
Frozen fruit & veggies
Sealed, prepared meals
PANTRY
Grocery staples
Cereal & oatmeal
Canned goods
Nut butter
Rice & pasta
Diapers & formula
Personal hygiene items
Face, body & hair care
Menstrual products
All prepared foods must be labeled with the “prepared on” date and any common allergens.
Expired items
Unlabeled or open items
Alcoholic beverages
Please leave only what you’d feed your family!
Donate pantry items delivered directly to the Community Free Fridge at Second Harvest.
Lauri Ann West Community Center
Mon – Thurs: 5:45AM–8:30PM
Fri: 5:45AM–8PM
Sat: 7AM–5PM
Sun: 9AM-5PM
Second Harvest Community Thrift Store
The free fridge, freezer, and pantry are easily accessed through a separate entrance to the right of our Community Thrift Store’s front door.
Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and 365 days a year for neighbors to take what they need, and leave what they don’t.
We know there are many reasons why items may no longer be sellable, such as overstock, surplus production, discontinuation, or imperfect packaging – even when they are completely safe to eat. Redirect surplus product to the Community Free Fridge at Second Harvest and keep quality items out of landfills. Contact us to get started!
We’re proud to support local agriculture and provide quality, locally-sourced produce to the people we serve. By working with Second Harvest, you are increasing access to nutritious, fresh foods to our neighbors in Sharpsburg and beyond. Contact us to get started!
Giving comes in many forms – not just food. Second Harvest runs on donations of your time, quality goods, and monetary support.
Learn more about increasing the impact of your donations.
Give your time, support local families, and experience the joy of building community—side by side.
Your donated goods become dollars that are reinvested to create opportunity, increase food security, and build community.
While meeting material and relational needs is why we exist, neighbors like you are the how behind these critical programs.
From our community to your feed!
Yesterday, we opened our doors at Harvest on Main Community Market.
No ribbon cutting or fanfare — Just shelves stocked, coffee brewing, and so much gratitude for everyone who helped bring this space to life.
It means so much to finally share it with you.
Come see what we’ve been building. 💛
📍 808 Main Street, Sharpsburg
Monday–Friday, 10am–6pm
#HarvestonMain
TOMORROW! Join us for our Grand Opening, Monday, March 2nd! 10am-6pm. 808 Main Street Sharpsburg. We can’t wait to welcome you in. Raffles and Prizes!
Meet Chris, back where he belongs ❣️
If you’ve followed Chris Condrin’s story, you know 808 Main Street once housed his uncle’s beloved bakery. Soon, the space will be filled again with neighbors and the rhythm of a working kitchen — this time led by Chris as Harvest on Main’s Prepared Foods Manager.
The meals he’s preparing aren’t just recipes. They’re family traditions — ready to heat, and made to be shared.
Read his full story at the link in our bio.
#HarvestOnMain #WhatsInStore
Made Here: A Bag That Carries Sharpsburg’s Spirit
Our limited-edition Sharpsburg Bicentennial Tote — designed by local artist Emily Armstrong — brings together the businesses, parks, and everyday details that make this borough feel small (in the best way).
This special piece will be available exclusively at Harvest on Main, celebrating 200 years of a community that grows together 🌾
We’re sharing the full story behind the bag on Second Harvest’s blog — link in bio. And follow @ArtByEmilyPaige to explore more of Emily’s vibrant, community-centered work.
Harvest on Main is opening soon at 808 Main Street in Sharpsburg, where you’ll be able to pick up your tote (and your groceries) very soon. 📍
#HarvestOnMain #MadeHere #WhatsInStore #SharpsburgPA
From our community to your feed!
Yesterday, we opened our doors at Harvest on Main Community Market.
No ribbon cutting or fanfare — Just shelves stocked, coffee brewing, and so much gratitude for everyone who helped bring this space to life.
It means so much to finally share it with you.
Come see what we’ve been building. 💛
📍 808 Main Street, Sharpsburg
Monday–Friday, 10am–6pm
#HarvestonMain
TOMORROW! Join us for our Grand Opening, Monday, March 2nd! 10am-6pm. 808 Main Street Sharpsburg. We can’t wait to welcome you in. Raffles and Prizes!
Meet Chris, back where he belongs ❣️
If you’ve followed Chris Condrin’s story, you know 808 Main Street once housed his uncle’s beloved bakery. Soon, the space will be filled again with neighbors and the rhythm of a working kitchen — this time led by Chris as Harvest on Main’s Prepared Foods Manager.
The meals he’s preparing aren’t just recipes. They’re family traditions — ready to heat, and made to be shared.
Read his full story at the link in our bio.
#HarvestOnMain #WhatsInStore
Made Here: A Bag That Carries Sharpsburg’s Spirit
Our limited-edition Sharpsburg Bicentennial Tote — designed by local artist Emily Armstrong — brings together the businesses, parks, and everyday details that make this borough feel small (in the best way).
This special piece will be available exclusively at Harvest on Main, celebrating 200 years of a community that grows together 🌾
We’re sharing the full story behind the bag on Second Harvest’s blog — link in bio. And follow @ArtByEmilyPaige to explore more of Emily’s vibrant, community-centered work.
Harvest on Main is opening soon at 808 Main Street in Sharpsburg, where you’ll be able to pick up your tote (and your groceries) very soon. 📍
#HarvestOnMain #MadeHere #WhatsInStore #SharpsburgPA
