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This means several Pop-Up Markets will wind down in March and April as we work to expand access to fresh produce and pantry staples through local pantries, no-cost markets, meal sites, and delivery programs. The following Pop-Up Market sites will host their final distributions from 10 a.m. to noon in March and April. Each site willl have a 'Community Connect' event to ensure all shoppers know ...
The Commodity Supplemental Food Program provides monthly boxes of pantry staples for low-income individuals age 60+. We add fresh produce, dairy, and protein to help meet the dietary needs of seniors in our community.
Tri-Area Ministry food pantry in Wake Forest is one of the agencies who are seeing the benefits of distributing more culturally relevant foods. “Despite providing services in a geographic area which has a sizeable Hispanic population, we traditionally haven’t fed a large number of Latino families.
Starting in March, we’re providing boxes of healthy pantry staples at RDU and other regional airports like Wilmington and Greenville. The boxes will help TSA families fill the gap while our team connects families with longer-term support from our network of nearly 700 local pantries and meal programs.
Food Lion Feeds has been helping our partner agency network expand their capacity for many years through their Great Pantry Makeovers as well as donations of funds and food. Over the summer, our partner agency Facts of Life food pantry was able to build and open a new facility thanks in large part to a $100,000 donation through Food Lion Feeds.