All four elementary schools conduct a monthly food drive (during the Sept-June school year) to support the Sudbury Community Food Pantry. These schools (students, teachers, and of course parents) were particularly dedicated this June and donated 7159 items. Thanks to all, on behalf of the pantry and our clients!! This will help ensure that our shelves remain fully stocked over the summer months.

Photos provided by Nixon School.

To our numerous, supporters, donors, and our all-volunteer, staff who made our 2018 programs, successful– THANK YOU. You are our champions and we look forward to working together in 2019 and beyond.

The Sudbury Community Food Pantry celebrated its 28th anniversary in 2018. The 91 volunteers, contributed 6,422 hours, in order, to serve our clients. Their commitment and dedication has enabled us to aid people who are struggling financially by providing them with wholesome food and personal care items that promote healthy living and doing so in a manner that respects their dignity. We have heard on numerous occasions from our clients and our peers in other towns that clients of their pantry have described the Sudbury food pantry as a place with a friendly and welcoming environment.

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On May 9th, Curtis Blomberg, of Keller Williams Realty Boston Northwest, honored the real estate businesses’ annual day of community service (‘RED Day”, which stands for Renew, Energize and Donate) by conducting a food drive for the Sudbury Community Food Pantry at Sudbury Farms. Thanks to Curtis and those who donated food and/or made financial contributions.

In response to the National Association of Letter Carriers’ annual “Stamp Out Hunger” Food Drive, held on Sat. May 11th, the Sudbury community generously donated over 200 bags of groceries, providing a bounty of donations beyond anything the volunteers at the Sudbury Community Food Pantry recall seeing in prior years. Many thanks to those who donated, to the letter carriers who transported the donations, and to the volunteers who handled all the donations of food and personal products.

 
 

The Sudbury Community Food Pantry received a very substantial financial gift of $20,000.00 from Middlesex Savings Bank — which represents part of a cumulative $1.4 million gift that its Charitable Foundation distributed to 84 non-profit community service organizations including food pantries, senior centers and libraries. The organizations received their donations at an event held on January 24, 2019 at the Middlesex Savings Bank offices in Westborough.

For more information see: https://framinghamsource.com/index.php/2019/01/29/middlesex-savings-foundation-donates-1-4-million-to-food-pantries-senior-centers-and-libraries/.