Every Monday: 9:30-11:00 AM
Families and friends seeking assistance: Please arrive after 8:30 on Monday mornings. Parking lots will be closed to clients prior to 8:30.
Thanks to the NH Commercial Real Estate Association for a $500 donation to The Shepherd’s Pantry.
Ralph Valentine (r) presents a check to Tom DeWitt, Shepherd’s Pantry Vice-President
The Windham Turkey Trot is a major source of funding for The Shepherd’s Pantry. This year they raised $17,950.21 for the Pantry. Thanks to Louse Peltz, her volunteers and Turkey Trot participants for another successful event.
Thanks to the Windham Cooperative Kindergarten for once again running their Giving Box Food Drive for the Shepherd’s Pantry. This year they collected eight bags of food and monetary donations as well. Thanks so much for your help!
Thanks to the Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts of Windham for a very successful Scouting for Food drive!
The Scouts, fueled by Munchkins and apple cider, collected and helped sort 3420 items: 35% more than last year. These items will be distributed to our friends and neighbors in need.
Thanks Scouts! Great job.
Did you know that 1 in 9 men, women and children in NH do not know where their next meal is coming from? The Boy Scouts will once again help our friends and neighbors in need by participating in the Scouting for Food campaign.
The Scouts will distribute bags and door hangers with information on Saturday November 3 and return the following Saturday, November 10 between 9:00 AM and 1:00 PM, to pick up your donations of non-perishable food items and deliver them to the Pantry. The Scouts also help us sort the items. This campaign is state-wide and benefits 150 soup kitchens and food pantries throughout the state.
Below is a list of suggested items for the Scouting for Food event. For the safety of our Scouts, please do not include items in glass jars or bottles.
Last year the Scouts collected 2408 items for the Shepherd’s Pantry. Please consider participating in this important program. Thanks!
It was a rainy and cold Saturday, however that did not stop the NH Tackles Hunger event!
WMUR teamed up with the New Hampshire Food Bank and worked with high school football teams, including the Windham High School football team, to tackle hunger in New Hampshire. At the WHS football team’s October 13th game, Shepherd’s Pantry volunteers were there to collect food and donations from fans before the game.
The Windham High School football team also collected food donations during the week for the Pantry.
In total, 640 lbs of food was collected for Shepherd’s Pantry!
Thank you to all the volunteers, the Windham High School football team, and everyone who came to the game to support the NH Tackles Hunger event!
The Women’s Service Club of Windham ran their annual Coat and Sweater Drive this weekend.
Each year Club members collect and distribute sweaters and coats to Pantry clients and others, spreading warmth where it’s needed. Many thanks to the Women’s Service Club for all their good works.
Thanks to Zoe Markris, who once again asked her friends to donate items to the Shepherd’s Pantry in lieu of presents on her birthday.
Zoe Makris with her Mom and Lori Johnson
(More gratitude on our Thanks! page.)
Each day thousands of New Hampshire Residents eat nothing.
The New Hampshire Food Bank is selling cans of Nothing at participating grocery stores statewide. The cans are empty and represent the reality that more than 10% of our New Hampshire friends and neighbors face every day: hunger. Please click on the can of Nothing for more information.
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