Donations:
We are a not-for-profit organization dedicated to feeding the hungry. We receive no financial support from the government -- local, state or federal -- and rely completely on the generosity of individuals, civic organizations, and businesses. We gladly accept and greatly appreciate any and all donations.
Please send financial donations (check or money order made out to the "Wildwood Soup Kitchen") to our mailing address:
TreasurerWildwood Soup KitchenP. O. Box 1762Wildwood, FL 34785Mail-In Donation Form: Click here to obtain a copy of the Wildwood Soup Kitchen Donation Form. You can complete the form online, print it, and then mail it to us along with your donation. Or if you prefer, you can download a PDF version of the form by clicking here.
Donate on-line. You can also make a secure credit card donation via PayPal. Just click on the PayPal button...
Food Items Needed By the Wildwood Soup Kitchen
We also welcome and encourage food donations. If possible, please deliver all food donations directly to the Soup Kitchen, Monday through Friday between 8 a.m. and 12:00 p.m. If for whatever reason you are unable to deliver the food yourself, please call the Soup Kitchen during these same hours and we will arrange to have the donation picked up.
If you wish to donate food products to the Wildwood Soup Kitchen, the most useful items are basic food staples; e.g., canned vegetables and fruits, pasta, rice, etc. (See the list below.)
Generally, we do not want donations of perishable items, paper products, prepared foods, breakfast cereals, etc. The only real exception is sugar-free desserts, for which we have a continual need.
If you have a question about what to donate, please don't hesitate to call the soup kitchen between 8 a.m. and noon, Monday through Friday, at (352) 748-1008. Or if you prefer, send us an email:
God bless you and thank you for your generosity.
Here is a more extensive list of the kinds of items we need and use almost every week:
Canned green beans, mixed vegetables, carrots, peas and cornCanned peaches, pears, pineapple, applesauce, fruit cocktailCanned beans of any varietyCanned tomato products (diced, crushed, paste, sauce)Canned sweet potatoes or yamsCanned tuna and pink salmonCans of cream soups (chicken, celery, mushroom)Cans of tomato soupPasta: spaghetti, macaroni, wide noodlesRiceSpaghetti sauceLarge tea bagsCrackers With respect to the canned goods, the larger the cans, the better; although we certainly accept small cans of any needed products.
