Wendy Osborne established Tabitha's Way Local Food Pantry in 2010 amidst the Great Recession. During this challenging economic period, many individuals and families faced immense difficulties affording basic necessities like housing and food.

In 2024 and moving into 2025, the financial strain on Utah County families persists. Despite earning more than ever, the escalating costs of housing, healthcare, and other necessities have surpassed the average family income.

This can leave families without the ability to save for emergencies. A single financial setback could force them to choose between paying for housing, medical care, or food.

Food is a basic human need and access to core nutrients is essential to individuals especially for children to thrive.

Tabtiha’s Way exists to bridge the gap for thousands of local families in need and facing food insecurity. Our pantries have seen a 30% increase in the number of local families seeking assistance.

Our food pantries are at capacity and we need your help.

98% of Tabitha’s Way’s funding comes from private individuals such as yourself and are community supported.

To meet the growing needs of our community, we're raising funds for a new building in Spanish Fork. Your donation to our building campaign will help ensure we have the space to continue providing vital support.

By donating to our building campaign, you are helping us change the face of food insecurity for decades to come.

Please consider sharing this campaign with your community, friends, and family. We also encourage you to follow us on Facebook and Instagram to receive updates over the next 6 months of how your donation is helping neighbors in your community.

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Tabitha's Way Spanish Fork Pantry Building Campaign

By Tabitha's Way South Local Food Pantries

Tabitha's Way Spanish Fork Pantry Building Campaign

Help Change the Landscape of Food Insecurity in Your Community