Loaves & Fishes News and Updates

“When my son David told me he was hungry, it broke my heart.”                   Your support gives hope to our neighbors in

OUR PANTRY SCHEDULE FOR THIS WEEK IS: Friday, March 20th – 9:45 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Saturday, March 21st – 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. CLIENTS DO NOT NEED TO

March 16, 2020 The Pantry is still open for drive-thru service this week.  However, in response to Governor Baker’s recent mandates, we plan to further limit the number of volunteers

March 16, 2020 The Pantry is still open for drive-thru service this week.  However, in response to Governor Baker’s recent mandates, we plan to further limit the number of volunteers

March 13, 2020 Our SINCERE THANKS to all of the volunteers who supported us this past week!  It’s been a challenging time as we responded to the COVID-19 issue.  Together,

March 12, 2020 Volunteers, During the past week we’ve been busy putting protocols in place to respond to the current Coronavirus issue.  We are doing everything possible to ensure the

March 11, 2020 Loaves & Fishes Community, The safety and health of everyone in the Loaves & Fishes community-clients, volunteers, donors and staff-is of utmost importance to us.  Because the

Another great partner of Loaves & Fishes!  Kory Eng, President of the United Way of North Central Massachusetts, visited the Pantry recently.  Pictured with Kory is Patty Stern, Executive Director

We were delighted to welcome members of the BULL RUN management team to the Pantry for a tour this week!  We’re very excited about this new partnership!

We are very fortunate to have wonderful partnerships with many area houses of worship.  Recently, Jim Breslauer, a member of our Board, had the opportunity to visit with members of

Many thanks to NASHOBA VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER for continuing to organize the Hunger Run to benefit Loaves & Fishes. This past year they raised $6,500 – and that will go

Many thanks to NASHOBA VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER for continuing to organize the Hunger Run to benefit Loaves & Fishes. This past year they raised $6,500 – and that will go