Food, dignity, and neighborly action.
Established in 1998, Good Samaritan Outreach Inc exists to feed those suffering from food insufficiency across Orlando and Central Florida.
Hunger demands more than sympathy.
Families, seniors, workers, children, and people without stable housing need food they can count on. Good Samaritan Outreach Inc, founded by David Torres, responds with practical programs that move groceries, meals, and essentials through trusted community partnerships.
As one of the only food pantries in Central Florida also providing food and a soup kitchen in partnership with the Coalition for the Homeless of Central Florida, the organization bridges two needs at once: household groceries for families and weekly food support for guests.
We are an all volunteer team. 100% of your donor dollar goes to support our mission.
501(c)(3) NONPROFIT
A pantry built for real demand.
Long-standing roots
Since 1998, Good Samaritan Outreach has served Central Florida through changing seasons of need.
High-volume relief
Monthly pantry days can draw as many as 1,000 cars, requiring strong logistics and dependable donor support.
Kitchen partnership
Food and a soup kitchen in partnership with the Coalition for the Homeless of Central Florida helps feed 500 people, including 100 children.
Street outreach
Essentials bags extend the mission beyond pantry lines with food, toiletries, and care items.
Impact you can understand at a glance.
One dominant number, real supporting figures — the annual measure of what dependable donors, partners, and volunteers make possible.
Food reached neighbors through pantry distribution, the Coalition kitchen partnership, and homeless outreach in a single year.
1998
Serving since
100%
To the mission
Pounds of food
Bulk food movement is what turns compassion into actual groceries.
Households monthly
Pantry support gives families more room to breathe between paychecks.
We do this work with trusted partners.
We could not do this work without the help of our partner agencies and supporters.
"Compassion is free. Keeping the doors open isn't. Food doesn't deliver itself."