Loaves & Fishes News and Updates

Shirley residents, Eric and Amy, can eat healthy, well rounded meals again thanks to the food they get at Loaves & Fishes. “We can’t afford to get much food at

Our volunteers do many jobs around the Pantry and behind the scenes to make sure that our neighbors in need won’t be hungry. We couldn’t do it without them, they

There are many ways local businesses can support the Neighborhood Food Project. • Become a sponsor! Haschig Homes – Concord sponsored our green bags. Your business could sponsor our bags,

In honor of the 40th Anniversary of Loaves & Fishes, we have a special summertime treat for our clients – ice cream, cones, sprinkles and frozen fruit! What a yummy

We are seeking individuals who are excited about the Pantry and want to tell our story by developing content for our social media platforms, newsprint, cable TV, and other communication

It has been a year of significant growth and challenge as evidenced by an astounding 35% increase in clients since the Summer of 2023. This milestone is more than just

Joseph, a Harvard resident, was struggling to get enough food to eat until he came to Loaves & Fishes. “I’ve had such a hard time affording food that I was

For 12 years, Kerry Ann Madden (pictured above with her husband, Damien) of KAM Fitness and Nutrition in Groton has organized the annual Plank-a-thon, raising over $20,000 to help feed

Summer is a bountiful time at the Pantry thanks to local farms donating lots of fresh, flavorful produce! Many thanks to these hard working donors: • Boston Area Gleaners –

A fun, easy way for your family to help feed our friends in need. Every time you do your family’s grocery shopping, purchase something for the Pantry, too! Store it

Gove Farm in Leominster recently donated ten boxes of the beautiful, home grown corn on the cob! What a delicious summer treat for our clients!

These kids sure know how to have a good time while they’re supporting the Pantry! The Ayer Shirley Middle School Junior Honor Society raised $1400 by hosting a dunk tank.