501(c)(3) community nonprofit
Take what you need.
Give what you can.
A free fridge behind the United Methodist Church on Main Street, stocked by neighbors for neighbors. No forms, no eligibility checks, no questions asked.
Three ways to keep it full
Money, food, or time — every one of them keeps the shelves stocked.
Give money
Restock a shelf
We buy milk, eggs, and produce when donations run thin. PayPal or GoFundMe, any amount.
Give food
Drop off anytime
Cooked meals, fresh fruit and vegetables, spices, sandwiches — everything is welcome if it is fresh.
Give time
Join the team
Volunteers check the fridge, wipe it down, and collect bulk donations from local shops.
Ways to give money
Three ways to send a donation. All of it goes back into the fridge.
PayPal
Scan the code with your phone camera to give.
GoFundMe
Follow the campaign and share it with neighbors.
Venmo
Quickest from your phone — @WoburnFridge.
24/7
Open access, day or night — no permission needed.
15–20%
of Massachusetts residents face food insecurity.
100%
Volunteer-run and community-stocked.
From the fridge this week
Restock photos and shout-outs, straight from @woburn.communityfridge
Latest news
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The shed is finished
The weatherproof shed behind the church is done. The fridge now stays out of the sun and the rain, and the path to it is lit…
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Two months, one fridge
Sixty days in and the fridge has not been empty for more than an hour at a time. Neighbours restock it through the day, and a…
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Saturday food drive
We are collecting shelf staples — rice, pasta, beans, tinned tomatoes — outside the church this Saturday from 10am to 2pm. Bring what you can spare.