Hours
Monday 5 pm - 7 pm
Tuesday 10 am - 12 pm
Wednesday 3 pm - 5 pm
Thursday 5 pm - 7 pm
Drop-in hours; no appointment necessary.
We are closed for most legal holidays and any time Webster Schools are closed because of the weather .
We also will be closed Thursday April 2 (Holy Thursday)
Two schools conduct food drives
Ongoing Activities
How to Help (with list of
current critical needs)
Special Activities
Garage Sale
(our biggest event of the year!) Upcoming donation days are April 15, April 29, May 13, May 27, June 10 and June 24 (all Wednesdays), 3 to 5 p.m. each day.Special projects (Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter, Back-to-School)
Newsletter
Our quarterly newsletter is called Spreading Hope.
The new edition for January 2026 now is available!
Download the latest edition and register to get future ones delivered by email.
Who We Are and What We Do
The mission of Webster Hope is to serve the needs of residents in the 14580 zip code. Our volunteers embrace the spirit of compassion as we provide food, clothing, and household goods to those in need. Financial assistance, with the emphasis on preventing homelessness, is available. We welcome all our community into our home at 1450 Ridge Road, Webster.
Webster Hope is an equal opportunity provider and a proud member of Foodlink.
Services
Feeding our neighbors
We have a food pantry that provides food for 50 to 60 families each week. Please check out our Facebook page (@WebsterNYHOPE) for monthly and specific needs.
Clothing our friends
We keep our clothing closet stocked with gently used clothing for families—especially children. We have everything from suits for men to shoes for small children.
Helping those in need
Webster HOPE provides emergency financial assistance to prevent homelessness. If you need help, please call us or visit us during our open hours.
Helping those in need
Webster Hope provides emergency financial assistance to prevent homelessness. If you need help, please call us or visit us during our open hours.
Hope Headlines
Easter project serves about 240 families
Hope’s annual Easter project, held in conjunction with the Webster Community Chest, this year served about 240 families, including 38 with seven or more people.
Each family received an Aldi gift card to buy Easter dinner items, along with a produce box and bags of other food and household staples such as soap and laundry detergent.
Volunteers gathered the Monday before Easter (March 30) to prepare for the distribution, which took place the following day.
Rick Taddeo, Denise Wannits and Shirley Thomas (left) and Patty Guagliardo and Art Falvo (right) pack bags for the Easter project recipients.
Students from two Webster schools conducted donation drives in March to benefit Webster Hope. Webster Schroeder High School’s second Annual Shopping Cart Parade netted nearly 500 pounds of assorted grocery items. Plank South Elementary School took on a more specific focus, collecting and donating several hundred boxes of breakfast cereal. Adding to the fun, before donating them students at the school lined the boxes up through the halls and then toppled them like oversized dominos.
Schroeder High School students with their shopping carts used to collect food for Hope.
Contact
Feel free to contact us with any questions.
Email
websternyhope@gmail.com
Phone
(585) 265-6694