Loaves & Fishes News and Updates

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

“I was ashamed…” Ben was suddenly struggling to make ends meet, but he found hope at the Pantry once he found the strength to visit. It’s not too late to

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

Our friends at St. Mark’s Episcopal Church – Westford really know how to make donating a delicious delight! The congregation joined together to make an assortment of chocolate goodies, package them

Over 60 volunteers and staff members enjoyed one another’s company at Kimball Farm -Westford on Monday, May 22nd. They spent the morning participating in fun and challenging team-building activities, had

We are happy to welcome Jocie McCaffrey (above) as one of our Food Coordinator Assistants and Ed Clapp (below) as our new Delivery Truck Driver. We are certain that they

On behalf of the Board of Directors and Staff Team, I would like to extend my sincere thanks to everyone for your patience, understanding and cooperation during the past 3+

Thanks to the generosity of area communities, over 25,000 pounds of food was donated to the Pantry during the annual Postal Worker Food Drive on May 13th!  It was a

Andrew Harvey, middle school student from Littleton, is about to become a member of the National Honor Society. Andrew was looking for a way to help the community so he

Some of the staff and volunteers got to snuggle with two super cute baby goats courtesy of Ruth Schultz, a local farmer who brings her team of goats to “goat-scape”