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The Lord continues to bless our Food Pantry ministry in incredible ways!

Over the past several weeks, we have been sharing volunteer opportunities in local community Facebook groups, and the response has been amazing. God has brought so many new people through our doors who simply wanted to serve their community. We have met some wonderful new volunteers, built meaningful relationships, and have even seen several of these volunteers begin joining us for worship on Sundays.

What a blessing it has been to watch God at work! We are so thankful for every person He has sent our way and for the opportunity to share not only food, but also the love of Christ with our community.

We still have several areas where additional help is needed to keep this ministry running smoothly.

A Critical Need: Sprouts Drivers

One of the biggest ways we serve families each week is through our partnership with Sprouts. Their generous donations provide thousands of pounds of food that help keep our shelves stocked, but we need drivers to help make those pickups possible.

We are looking for individuals who:

  • Have access to a larger vehicle (SUV or van preferred)
  • Are willing to obtain a Food Handler's License (the pantry will cover the cost)
  • Can pick up, return, weigh, and help put away donations

This simple act of service has a tremendous impact on the families we serve each week.

 

Other Ways to Serve
There are many opportunities to help, whether you can serve regularly or just once or twice a month.
 Morning Setup Team
Arrive as early as 7:00 AM to help prepare for pantry distribution. Even an hour of your time makes a huge difference.
 Front Desk / Check-In Team

Be a welcoming face to our guests by assisting with check-in and helping things run smoothly.

Even serving once or twice a month can make a meaningful impact.

 

Pantry Schedule

Tuesdays & Thursdays

  • 6:00 AM-7:00 AM  – Setup Begins
  • 8:15 AM – Volunteer Prayer
  • 8:30–10:30 AM – Pantry Open

 

Current Pantry Needs

  • Canned Vegetables
  • Top Ramen
  • Soup
  • Cereal
  • Peanut Butter
  • Egg Cartons (Dozen Size)
  • Plastic Grocery Bags

We also have an ongoing need for smaller cardboard boxes (Amazon-style boxes work great) to help with food distribution.

Thank You, Church Family