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food Pantry and Thanksgiving Baskets
Every Saturday from 1-2 pm neighbors in need can come receive groceries at the Food Pantry. The Food Pantry is a ministry of Harvest Hope Church, who share our buildings. Customers should bring photo ID. No other paperwork is required.

Every fall the students of Winters School and the parishioners of Harvest Hope and Good Shepherd collect canned goods to fill Thanksgiving Baskets. The parishioners of Harvest Hope pack and distribute the bags of food, and Good Shepherd contributes gift cards for perishables. Each year we give out over 60 baskets. Call the church office in November if you know of someone in need of some extra food to fill their Thanksgiving table.

NJCO provides a daily soup kitchen, weekly food pantry and weekly clothing center for individuals and families in need in the Reading, PA community. With our committed volunteers and generous donors, we restore hope, comfort, and dignity by feeding, clothing, and supporting those in need in our community.

The Kearsarge Area Food Pantry provides food and non-perishables to over 40 families twice a month at Abiding Hope! Along with New Hope Presbyterian Church the KAFP volunteers provide nourishing food staples to those in need in the Millcreek area. Personal care items are collected each month from church members for those in need. Contact Bill Overmoyer at 814-836-1676 for more information.
Abiding Hope has many groups actively working to grow the faith of its members and non-members. some of the committees include:
Care Committee
Christian Education Committee
Church Council
Evangelism Committee
Finance Committee
Health Ministry
Hospitality Committee
Kearsarge Area Food Pantry
Mission Committee
Prayer Shawl Committee
Property Committee
Stewardship Committee
Women of the ELCA
Worship & Music Committee
Click on a committee for 2019 Committee Reports

Food Distribution Center - Bethany AME ur

BALDWIN COMMUNITY U.M.C. LORD'S PANTRY
Approximately 60 -70 neighborhood families, up to 150 people including 60 children, come to Baldwin Community the fourth Thursday of each month to receive bags of food and other necessities.

How you can help:
- You can help by donating food items each month. Place them in the marked bins throughout the church.
- You can help to unload the Greater Pittsburgh Food Bank truck the third Thursday of every month. Sign up to make sure you are notified when the truck will arrive.
- You can help pack food bags the fourth Wednesday of every month. Sign up to make sure work is distributed appropriately.
To sign up to help at the church, please contact the Pantry Coordinator - Susan Eyrolles at seyrolles@baldwincommunityumc.com

From time to time, we also collect backpacks, school supplies, coats, and other items for our neighbors.

Pittsburgh Area Food Bank Locator

Get Help
Information about getting help if you are food-insecure.

We offer a hot meal and coffee to-go every Saturday starting at 11:30 a.m. to anyone who would like one. Guests are also given the option of an additional meal made up of no-prep non-perishable foods to take for later.

If you have questions, or would like to volunteer, please contact (503) 777-3829 or office@allsaintspdx.org.

Food Bank
We are one of the sites of the Marion-Polk Food Share. Volunteers from our church receive food and then distribute it to the community every 1st and 3rd Friday of the month from 9-11am. We give out food to feed 150 to 200 people each month.

Opportunities to volunteer include helping people sign in, stocking shelves and preparing food bags.



Neighborhood BBQ and Classic Car Show
Every summer our church enjoys sharing a free BBQ in the parking lot for our community. There is music, activities for kids, good food, and a classic car show. Many from the greater Salem area enter their cars into the show and those in attendance vote on their favorite!



Child Evangelism Fellowship
We support both the Polk County and Capital City Chapter of Child Evangelism Fellowship (CEF). CEF reaches kids in our community through 5-Day Clubs in the summer and after-school Good News Clubs during the school year. Our members are involved with these clubs in both Polk and Marion counties.

CEF can always bring more people onto their team to help serve. Many service commitments are just two hours each week. For further questions regarding CEF, contact the church or CEF office (503-364-6499).



Vacation Bible School
Each summer Kingwood offers a Vacation Bible School for kids in our community. The children have a great time learning about a God who loves them and wants to know them. Each night has a separate focus building on the theme of the week. The program includes singing with hand motions, games, a story time, snacks, a short cartoon clip, and science projects.

There are many opportunities including preparing snacks, leading a group leader, telling stories through drama, helping with games, taking pictures, and more!



Prayer Team
There is a team at Kingwood that prays for our members, visitors, and community. They meet monthly, but pray daily. They perform a vital function lifting up needs and concerns before our great God. They have seen many answers to prayer. God does heal miraculously just like he did when Jesus walked on Earth. There is nothing that is too great for our God!

The Prayer Team is open to people dedicated to the Kingwood family.

Our Sunday Worship is at 10:15 am.

Our food bank is open the third Saturday of each month from 10 am to 11:45 am. (Currently we are operating a drive-thru Food bank due to Covid-19.)

We are located at 728 North Irving St, Allentown, Pennsylvania.

FOOD PANTRY
Ministry Leader: Phyllis Russell

The Crosstown Food Pantry is open on Wednesdays from 10am – 12pm. Our Food Pantry is located at the red overhang in the back of the church building.

This is an emergency food pantry for those who have a permanent address between Utica and Yale, and Pine and 21st. Must have proof of address (i.e. utility or phone bill), SSN Card for each individual in home, and photo I.D. Clients may receive commodities no more than once a month. This Food Pantry does not provide cash or assistance with utility bills.

Food Assistance
Bethesda Food Pantry
We opened our doors for Food for Lane County in April 2010 for twice monthly distribution of food and other basic necessities. We primarily staff distribution with our own volunteers, but are happy to welcome volunteers from outside Bethesda. The number of family members served has grown from 52 the first month to 556 in March 2012. This reflects the unfortunate reality of our local economy and reaffirms the great need for faith to express itself in loving service.

The following items are very beneficial to our clients, but are scarcely available from Food for Lane County:

Tomato Sauce
Spaghetti Sauce
Tuna Fish
Canola Oil
Toilet Paper
Toothpaste
Shampoo
Bonus: Cat & Dog food
Donations can be brought during church office hours in containers convenient for transferring to the appropriate storage location.

food assistance
Food Pantry Distribution
We distribute on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays of the month, from 9:30am – 12:00pm, first come, first served. We need help to set-up and distribute food. Set up is the day before at 12:00pm and distribution begins at 9:30am.

Emergency Food Closet
Bethesda’s office staff operates the Emergency Food Closet during office hours, Monday – Friday, 9:00 – 3:00pm. There are a variety of non-perishable food items available.

We offer emergency food boxes Monday-Friday between 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. We don't require ID and we don't have any restrictions. A food box consists of canned and packaged foods, frozen bread and meat.

About
We are a church committed to sharing God's love and living God's Word.
Service Times
Sundays: Bible Study for all ages at 9am
Worship and Praise at 10:15am
Wednesdays: Bible Study for all ages at 7pm

Contact Info
(503)667-0773
1525 NW Division St.
Gresham, OR 97030

Hillsboro SDA Church Community Services is an approved agent of the Oregon Food Bank. We hand out emergency food boxes to elegable families most every Thursday from 6:30pm to 8:00pm. On average we hand out about 4500 pounds of food a month.

We also have a clothes closet where needy families can get clothing for all sizes at no cost.



Check what we can do for you at:

Hillsboro Seventh-day Adventist Church
367 NE Grant St
Hillsboro, OR 97124-3137
503-648-3922

A Message to Our Neighbors:

This is the season for remembering that adversity does not win. Love, the most powerful force, will, not only sustain us, it will strengthen us to rise above the current outbreak of COVID-19. The loving arms of the Church of the Transfiguration stand open to all our neighbors. If you are in need of assistance please call 401-461-3142.



Knit together through love we will get through this.

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OPEN THURSDAYS 11:00AM - 2:00PM

The Food Pantry serves Broken Arrow Church of Christ members and our community. We are closed whenever the Broken Arrow Public Schools are closed for holidays and inclement weather. We are, however, open Thursdays in the summer. If you have a food emergency, please email Terri Larson with "Food Emergency" as the subject line. If you would like to volunteer, email Terri with "Food Pantry Volunteer" as the subject. We look forward to serving, and praying with you!

Community Ministries
First Christian Church serves 12,000 + meals yearly
Community Breakfast
Every Sunday morning from 8:30 am to 9:30 am, we are offering a hot protein based meal for those in need, as well as those of the congregation who would like to come early to meet and greet new people.

Picnic on the Lawn
Twice a year we serve lunch on the east lawn. It's another way to build community and move beyond the physical walls of the church.

Clothing Closet
On Sunday morning and Wednesday evening the First Christian Church Clothing Closet is available for those in need of clothing.

Agape Meal and Study
Every Wednesday we gather for a meal, songs, and study. The radically inclusive meal begins at 6 pm and you are not required to stay for the study. All are welcome!

Kid’s Tote Bags & Quilts of Love
Volunteers make blankets, tote bags, and stuffed animals available for children going through the services of DHS.

Community Health Clinic
The first Wednesday of each month (5 pm) nurses are available to check blood pressure, blood sugar levels, blood glucose, and answer basic health questions.

Hungry Hearts
Hungry Hearts, a non-profit, utilizes our building to provide lunch twice a week (Tuesdays and Thursdays). Their mission is to restore hope and share the love of God and work to battle hunger, feed the homeless, and provide a meal for community members in need.

Family Promise of Lawton
First Christian Church hosts homeless families once a quarter by providing an evening meal, fellowship, and a place to sleep. The staff of Family Promise works with families to secure employment, housing, and stable living conditions.

String Ministry
David Titus, a member of First Christian Church, is known as the "String Man" and tells stories of grace and love using string. Click the file to the right to read about his ministry.

David Titus Article.pdf
Hungry Hearts Feeding Ministry

Food For All Pantry Distribution Information 2nd and 4th tuesday

Food Pantry is open Wednesday's 5:30PM - 6:00PM

Senior Dinners
Every other month we invite seniors to join us on Sunday at 1 PM for dinner and bingo in the Parish Hall. There is no charge.
SENIOR DINNERS ARE ON TEMPORARY HIATUS.

Senior Food Delivery
Members of All Saints meet once a month to pack and deliver food to seniors at Educator Apartments in Parma Heights.

The Pantry at All Saints
Monthly food and clothing distribution and soup kitchen for low-income residents of Parma, Parma Heights, and surrounding communities. See The Pantry at All Saints page.
February 2020 Outreach Project
Help us fill Journey Bags for the children of Fostering Hope, a local non-profit charity committed to enriching the lives of children living in foster care and residential treatment.

Requested items:

Journal, notebook, crayons, markers, colored pencils
Warm blanket
Warm socks
Stuffed animal, soft toy
Toothbrush and paste
Hair brush, comb
Soap, body wash
Deordrant
Feminine hygiene products

These items and monetary donations can be donated throughout the month of February. If making a monetary donation please use the envelopes in the the pews and mark it February Outreach; we will do the shopping for you.

Mobile Pantry
Together with Interparish Ministries and the Freestore Foodbank, our parking lot and facilities host a Mobile Food Pantry for local community members in need. Clients may come and shop for foods that they and their family will use and the food available includes fresh produce, frozen meats, and breads, as well as other pantry products. If you would like to volunteer for a Mobile Pantry, contact the church office at (513) 474-2237 to find out when the next one will occur.

Food Pantry

Alameda Baptist Church Food Pantry


The Food Pantry is open Tuesdays & Thursdays from 10:00 a.m. to Noon by prearranged appointment for those who have a Norman or Noble zip code. If you are on Wick, Reduced School Lunches, Food Stamps, or make less than the Regional Food Bank Gross Income LImits, you automatically qualify for Food Assistance. We require a copy of your Drivers' License and a piece of mail with your current address (such as a bill, lease agreement, etc.). We help up to three times a year (no sooner than thirty days apart).

Hunger affects people of all ages, especially our community's senior citizens -- many of whom are living on fixed incomes. Without help, many older adults are forced to choose between heating their homes, purchasing much needed prescriptions, and putting food on the table. We try to help by meeting the nutritional, emotional, and spiritual needs of families through food and personal care items.

MEALS ON WHEELS
Each Tuesday morning a loyal group meets at the building to prepare a meal that will be delivered to people all across our community. It is a program that involves a great deal of effort and produces a lot of goodwill. The volunteers look forward to their deliveries but not as much as the recipients. It is a chance to have interaction with a caring person. Often it is the most important event in an elderly person’s day. Jesus knew the importance of meeting physical needs, and as our wonderful volunteers go about their tasks they carry the loving concern of the Master. Envision how God can use you as a “Point of Light” in this great ministry.