Serving Our Community with Love

Free Cleaning Services for Those in Need

We focus on the home so you can focus on family and healing. Providing free professional cleaning to cancer patients, disabled veterans, and families with terminally ill or handicapped children in the St. Petersburg area.

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How We Help

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Free Cleaning Services

Professional house cleaning for cancer patients, disabled veterans, and families caring for terminally ill or handicapped children. We shoulder the burden of daily life.

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Food Pantry

Self-serve market-style food pantry serving 2,000 families monthly. Shop with dignity, once per week. Everyone deserves access to nutritious food.

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Thrift Store

100% of profits fund our food pantry and community programs. Quality items at affordable prices. Your purchases help feed families in need.

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We're Here to Help You Focus on What Matters Most

Who We Serve:

  • Cancer patients undergoing treatment (all types: breast, prostate, brain, liver, kidney, etc.)
  • Disabled veterans
  • Single parents with terminally ill or handicapped children
  • Elderly individuals who cannot clean for themselves
What You'll Need: What You'll Need: A doctor's letter confirming your diagnosis or condition. Applications are reviewed based on mission alignment and available resources. Not all applications can be accepted due to capacity.
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Questions? Call Maid to Order at (727) 384-6243 (9am-5pm)

Our Impact

5,000+
Homes Cleaned
2,000+
Families Fed Monthly
20
Years Serving
∞
Love & Compassion

In The News

Screenshot of Fox 13 Story about Love Thy Neighbor's Nonprofit.

October 2025

'Love Thy Neighbor' Cleans Homes for Veterans, Cancer Patients

A woman in St. Petersburg is giving back to her community by making sure veterans, cancer patients, and the elderly have a clean home to live in.

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Screenshot of St Pete Catalyst Story about Love Thy Neighbor's Food Pantry

October 2025

Local Food Pantry Expanding to New, Larger Location

Joanne Braccio once went to restaurants and supermarkets to try to see if she could take any extras home to feed her children. She knows firsthand what it's like to have limited resources.

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Screenshot of Bay News 9 Story about Love Thy Neighbor

October 2025

Tampa Bay area food pantry rescued by local moving company

To help the increased need, they decided to move four blocks away to a larger space. But they had no way of moving the large freezers and refrigerators used in the food pantry.

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Screenshot of Spectrum News Story about rising Florida bills impacting seniors

January 2026

Some Florida Bills Could Impact Seniors

Kathy Donovan, 83, said she doesn't qualify for food stamps, so she goes to the Love Thy Neighbor food pantry and other food banks throughout the month.

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