Guides
Writing for people who run food pantries
Written to be useful whether or not you ever sign up. Nothing here is a feature list with a headline on it — if a guide does not end with something you could do tomorrow, it does not go up.

Paperwork
TEFAP reporting without the dread
What TEFAP actually asks a pantry for, why quarter end hurts, and how to record things during the month so the report is a printout instead of an evening of counting.
3 minute readWhat to track, and what to stop
A short list of what a food pantry genuinely needs to record, what is collected out of habit, and how to tell the difference.
Volunteers
Helping older volunteers use a tablet
Practical, tested advice for pantries whose volunteers are in their seventies and eighties: what actually goes wrong with tablets and phones, and the setup that removes most of it.
3 minute readFinding volunteers with no budget
Where pantry volunteers actually come from, why the first shift decides whether someone returns, and how to stop losing the people you already have.
Something missing?
If you run a pantry and there is a question you cannot find a straight answer to anywhere, tell us. We would rather write the answer than watch you spend an evening looking for it.