Loaves & Fishes News and Updates

Parishioners from St. Mark’s Episcopal Church in Westford created these beautiful boxes of chocolate treats for their “Chocolate for Charity” event on February 10th. They also raffled off lots of

Alltown Fresh in Ayer is one of the Pantry’s biggest supporters! This past holiday season they hosted a sandwich and register fundraiser again. Their generous customers raised over $10,000 for

A couple of local elementary schools hosted Soup-er Bowl canned food drives to benefit the Pantry. These hard-working, warm hearted students collected over 1,300 pounds of soup and other canned

The Groton Neighborhood Food Project delivered over 5,500 pounds of food, including many, many boxes of Ensure and Glucerna during their February 10th collection! Our deepest thanks for donating these

This past fall, Nashoba Valley Medical Center in Ayer hosted their 9th Annual Hunger Run 5K to benefit the Pantry. Last week they were kind enough to present us with

CPF, Inc., a Pepsi distributor in Ayer, recently donated 5 whole pallets of Pure Leaf Iced Tea for our clients. What a delicious surprise!

Laddawn, a Berry Global Company in Devens has been a longtime partner of Loaves & Fishes. They provide a variety of plastic bags which we use to package our produce

Main Street Bank continues their tradition of supporting the Pantry. We were thrilled to have them visit recently and deliver a sizeable donation! Pictured left to right: Patrick Bean, VP

Anthony (pictured above) and Katie Cardillo, of BoomX Cannabis Co. in Shirley, came to visit the Pantry to drop off a generous donation that was the result of a holiday

Our friends at Golden Girl Granola in Shirley continue to support the Pantry. Last May they generously donated granola snack bags for our Spring Into Action 5K participants. About a

Our friends at the Littleton Police Department held a toy drive for Toys for Tots this holiday season. Wag N Wash, a pet groomer and supply store located in Littleton,

The amazing young people in our community went above and beyond this holiday season – they volunteered, they organized food drives, and they helped collect thousands of pounds of food