Little Free Pantries

The Little Free Pantries serve as an emergency food resource for our neighbors in need. They are sustained by YOU through community donations, managed by the Stronger Together Oxford volunteers, and supported by Lovepacks. Together, we ensure these pantries remain stocked and accessible, but we can’t do it without constant consideration from us all.

Little Free Pantries are spread throughout the community:

• Avent Park - 100 LcLaurin Drive, Oxford, MS 38655
  
• CB Webb - 900 Molly Barr Road, Oxford, MS 38655
  
• College Hill Switch - 154 CR 104, Oxford, MS 38655
• Community Church of Oxford - 68 MS CR 334, Oxford, MS 38655
• Delores Drive Bus Stop - Douglas Dr., Oxford, MS 38655
  
• Harmontown Fire Station 1 - 559 MS 310 East, Como, MS 38619
  
• Lafayette County Fire Station 12 - 1301 MS Highway 30 East, Oxford, MS 38655
  
• Lafayette High School - 100 Commodore Drive, Oxford, MS 38655
  
• Oxford High School - 101 Charger Loop, Oxford, MS 38655
  
• Price Hill Park - Price Hill Road, Oxford, MS 38655
  
• Skipwith Cottage - 502 Bramlett Blvd., Oxford, MS 38655
• Stone Center - 423 Washington Avenue, Oxford, MS 38655
• Taylor Fire Station 9 - 65 Cutoff Road, Oxford, MS 38655
• Woodlawn Park - 506 Wedgewood Dr., Oxford, MS 38655
• Yocona Community Center - 826 Highway 334, Oxford, MS 38655

Thoughtful donations and proper care are essential to keeping this community-led initiative running smoothly, rather than on repairs that could have been prevented by treating the boxes with love.

The Little Free Pantries also align with our Every Meal Initiative, which encourages donating complete, ready-to-make meals rather than just single canned goods.

You’ve probably seen meal packs in the pantries, we have too, and we love the thoughtfulness behind them! If you’d like to take it a step further, consider hosting a meal-packing party with friends, family, or coworkers. We’re happy to provide guidance, including paper bags and simple, nutritious recipe ideas to help make the most of your donations.

Lastly, a quick reminder: Frozen foods should never be placed inside the pantries. If you have frozen items to donate, please call our office at 662-232-2773. We can connect you with a nonprofit that will put them to good use; rather than letting them melt inside the pantry for bugs to enjoy and volunteers to clean up. Let’s continue supporting our neighbors with kindness and care!