Since its beginning of operation on December 5th, 2021, the Little Free Food Pantry has become one of the most patronized in the city. The purpose of the pantry is to serve the food insecure in our community; it is an outreach that is not limited to just our congregation. The entire community is encouraged to engage in keeping the pantry stocked.
Located behind the church, the pantry is a small, free-standing structure which is stocked with non-perishable goods a few times per week. To use the food pantry, simply walk or drive up, open the cabinet doors, and take what you need. Because this is an area of great need, we regrettably cannot always ensure that there is food in the pantry.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I use the food pantry?
Simply walk or drive up to the food pantry (located in the rear parking lot), open the cabinet doors, and take what you need. Be sure to properly dispose of any trash or take it with you.
Do I need to prove my need?
No, the food pantry is open to all. You do not need to prove your need or show any documentation.
When is the food pantry open?
The food pantry is open 24/7.
How can I donate to the food pantry?
We accept donations of unopened non-perishable foods. You may either put the items directly into the food pantry, or you can swing by the church office to drop off a donation. If you have a large donation, please bring it by the church office so that we can distribute it as needed. Please do NOT donate anything that you would not use yourself, such as expired or open food, old towels, or unwashed clothing. If you have a question about how to donate, please call the church office.
Do you have pet food or toiletries?
Generally, the items in the food pantry are limited to human food.
Are there other resources available?
United Way and Denton County both offer additional resources to help members of our community. Click the hyperlinks above to learn more.