Lifestyle
Stephens City Food Pantry Expands Access to Families in Need
The Stephens City United Methodist Church Food Pantry has announced an expansion of its services, allowing families to receive essential food and hygiene supplies up to two times per month. Located at 5291 Main St, the pantry operates every Tuesday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., providing a vital resource for community members facing food insecurity.
Families can now benefit from a drive-through pickup service, designed to facilitate a safe and efficient distribution process. This change aims to enhance accessibility for those in need, ensuring that support is readily available to those who may struggle to secure basic necessities.
According to Kim DeGroot, a representative of the food pantry, the initiative reflects the church’s commitment to serving the local community. Families experiencing hardships are encouraged to visit the pantry during its operating hours to gather the supplies they require.
For more information or specific inquiries, individuals can reach out to Kim DeGroot via email at [email protected]. The pantry stands as a testament to the community’s resilience and the importance of mutual support in times of need.
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