Loaves & Fishes News and Updates

Recently, the Boston Ultimate Disc Alliance (BUDA) held an Ultimate Frisbee tournament in Devens. They used their event to help feed our community as well – their players collected over

Save the date for a fun-filled day of activities, food and fun to support the Pantry! Register to join the Nashoba Valley Medical Center’s 9th Annual Hunger Run 5K today!

Loaves & Fishes is proud to partner with Gaining Ground in Concord, MA. Their mission is “to provide free, sustainably grown, fresh organic produce to people experiencing food insecurity.” They

YUMMY!!! Our friends at GOVE FARM – Leominster just donated this corn and cucumbers! Our clients will be thrilled to receive this fresh, locally grown produce tomorrow! Many thanks!

We are grateful to so many for sharing an abundance of fresh, nutritious produce with the Pantry including: Gaining Ground – Concord Garden at Church Meadows – Littleton Boston Gleaners

Thank you to the Ayer Rotary Club for stopping by to visit and for bringing us a nice donation to help restock our shelves!

This past April, two local Aubuchon Hardware locations in Littleton and Ayer hosted their Round Up fundraising campaign on behalf of Loaves & Fishes. Thank you so much to Aubuchon

Sending SINCERE THANKS to our community partners who allow us to place our literature in their lobbies, offices, and waiting areas. You are helping us spread the word that Loaves

Thank you to BAKE N JOY FOODS – Ayer for the delicious donation! Not only did their employees do a food drive for the Pantry, they also donated coffee cakes!

Thanks to our many hosts (listed below) and their customers, the coin canisters have collected over $6,000 since July 2022! Every little bit helps, no donation is too small. Contact

A BIG SHOUT OUT to RIBBON COMMUNICATIONS in Westford! They visited the Pantry recently to date check and sort donations and did a terrific job! Interested in having your group

Haschig Homes at William Raveis Real Estate sponsored the purchase of reusable grocery bags for our Neighborhood Food Project. “At any moment, under different circumstances, any one of us could