Loaves & Fishes News and Updates

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

Some of our supporters held events that had extra special meaning this year… The Davis Family, supporters of the Pantry since the 1980’s, made their annual day after Thanksgiving contribution

It takes a community to feed a community! Check out some of our many supporters this holiday season. The Ayer Fire Department collected over 600 pounds of food during their

Our friends and partners at the Nashoba Valley Medical Center held another successful and fun 5K event to benefit Loaves & Fishes on October 14th. The day was beautiful and

The Massachusetts Youth Soccer organization has been collecting food for the Pantry almost every fall since 2017. These kids and their families collected 1,668 pounds of food for Loaves &

The students at Lura A. White School in Shirley recently learned about chain reactions using cereal. They set up over 400 boxes of cereal just like dominoes then got to