The Loaves and Fishes food pantry provides essential food resources to those in need on the third Thursday of each month. Operating from 1 to 5 p.m., the pantry is located in the basement of the Manor Memorial Methodist Church, situated at 9320 N. Congress St. The entrance for the pantry can be found at the back of the church, accessible via John Sevier Road.
The food pantry aims to support individuals and families facing food insecurity. Volunteers at the pantry distribute a variety of food items to help alleviate hunger within the community. This initiative not only provides essential nourishment but also fosters a sense of community among those who participate.
Community Support and Accessibility
The operation of the Loaves and Fishes food pantry is crucial for many local residents. By offering services one afternoon each month, it creates a reliable point of access for families who may struggle to meet their nutritional needs. This setup allows visitors to plan their attendance, ensuring that those in need can receive support when it is most convenient for them.
The pantry is staffed by dedicated volunteers who understand the importance of their role in the community. They are committed to making a difference through their work, ensuring that food is distributed efficiently and compassionately. Many volunteers are local residents, enhancing the connection between the pantry and the community it serves.
Looking Ahead
As food insecurity continues to be a pressing issue, the Loaves and Fishes food pantry remains a vital resource. Community members are encouraged to support the pantry not only by utilizing its services but also through donations and volunteer opportunities. Every contribution helps strengthen the pantry’s ability to serve those who rely on its support.
For anyone interested in receiving assistance or getting involved, the pantry welcomes inquiries during its operational hours. The ongoing support from the community is essential for sustaining this invaluable resource.
