State Street
Free Pantry
Give what you can
Take what you need
The State Street Free Pantry is a free, 24/7 community food pantry in Kirkland, Washington.
Open 24/7
Located outside St. John’s on State Street
No registration required
Give what you can
Take what you need
Most Needed Right Now:
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canned proteins
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pet food
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Free Pantry in Kirkland, WA Open 24/7
How it Works
The State Street Free Pantry is available to anyone in the community.
It is open at all times—no registration, no questions asked.
Give what you can.
Take what you need.
This simple system helps neighbors support one another with dignity and care.
Suggested Donations
Please donate unopened, non-perishable items that are not expired and have a reasonable shelf life remaining. Smaller, single-serving sizes are especially helpful. Pet donations welcome!
Items with a longer shelf life help ensure food is safe, usable, and available to our neighbors when they need it.
Pantry Staples
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Peanut butter & jelly (16 oz jars maximum)
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Rice & dried pasta
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Mac & Cheese
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Ramen
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Crackers
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Shelf-stable tortillas & pitas
Canned & Ready Meals
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Canned soup
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Shelf-stable ready-made foods
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Pop-top foods
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Canned or packet tuna
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Canned or packet chicken
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Vienna sausages
Snacks & Grab-and-Go
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Applesauce (single-serving)
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Fruit cups & canned fruit
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Dried fruit & fruit snacks
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Protein bars
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Nuts
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Jerky
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Juice boxes
Breakfast Items
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Cereals
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Oatmeal (individual packets)
Baby Items
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Baby food jars
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Hygiene items
Cooking & Condiments
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Condiments
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Honey
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Cooking oil
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Salad dressings
Health & Miscellaneous
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Vitamins
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Hygiene or paper items
The Pet Pantry
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Wet dog & cat food (preferred)
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Dry kibble
Wet food is especially important for cats’ health.
Community Support in Action
How to Give
Located at St. John’s Episcopal Church
105 State Street, Kirkland, WA
Donations may be placed directly in the outdoor State Street Free Pantry at any time, or in the donation basket in the narthex (church entryway).
Please donate unopened, non-perishable items that are not expired and have a reasonable shelf life remaining. Smaller, single-serving sizes are especially helpful.
Items with a longer shelf life help ensure food is safe, usable, and available to neighbors when they need it.
If you see items in the pantry that you need, please take them—this is here for you.
Donation area in the narthex
Donations basket and needs list