Recently we added additional client shopping hours on Tuesday & Thursday afternoons AND Monday evenings.

We are in URGENT need of VOLUNTEERS to staff our afternoon shopping shifts!!!

In addition to food items, the Food Bank is regularly in need of less frequently donated items like soap, shampoo, body wash, razors, shaving cream, pads, tampons, dish soap, laundry detergent, toilet paper, and paper towels.

Every month the food bank is seeing more and more of our neighbors struggling. Thanks to YOU we are able to meet their needs. That is why we are SO GRATEFUL for every supporter and donation.

This Thursday we are extra grateful for the support of our ENTIRE community. ❤️🫶🏻

As we gear up for another busy month, we could use support in restocking our shelves. Currently our most needed items are: 🏖️ Progresso/chunky style soup 🏖️ Tuna 🏖️ Granola Bars 🏖️ Oatmeal 🏖️ Ramen Noodles

This gardening season, we're inviting you to make a simple but meaningful impact—dedicate a row of your garden to grow fresh produce for local families in need.

Hey Volunteers! We cant wait to celebrate YOU!

Items can be ordered through our Amazon Wishlist, dropped off in person at 20 Pine St. Seymour OR shipped to 130 Bee Mountain Rd. Oxford.

Every DONATION, SHARE AND LIKE helped us double the amount raised last year!

Did you know our Nourishing Neighbors campaign at The GREAT GIVE is starting May 7th?

Come join our team in the Walk Against Hunger! 

Registration is officially OPEN for our Summer Meal Bag program.

We are offering 2 options to get your Taxes filed for FREE by certified Tax Preparers!

“Ten million dollars equates to 22 million meals across over 600 organizations. That’s huge,” Walton said.

I would like to take the time to THANK YOU for all YOU have given the Community in 2024

CHRISTMAS distribution was a huge success because of all YOU!

Walton commenting "This is why people donate to us. To feed people. This is what we are here for."

“This Thanksgiving, our community united in a powerful display of generosity and compassion to provide over 500 families with meal baskets. The heartwarming event highlighted the immense need for food security in our towns, and exposed the stark reality of a hidden crisis: the stigma surrounding food banks. The fear of judgment, the feeling of failure, and the misconception that someone else “needs it more” prevent many families from seeking help.  These deeply rooted stigmas

In the true spirit of “Valleyness” food pantries and faith organizations across the Valley joined forces this past Thanksgiving...