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The Food Pantry collects food from local donors, area markets and the Worcester County Food Bank.

Volunteers serve more than 100 area families with a twice-monthly distribution at the Barre Congregational Church and with emergency deliveries during the month.

Donations of non-perishable food are accepted at the Barre Family Health Center (reception desk), the Barre Senior Center on South Barre Road, the Woods Memorial Library, at St. Joseph's Church and at The South Barre Rod & Gun Club.

Donating is a powerful concept that has the power to make a lasting impact in the fight against hunger. Even a small donation of food or money can have an immediate effect on those in need and can help provide them with access to nutritious meals and other essentials that they may not be able to afford.

Donations made to food banks are generally used efficiently and cost-effectively, ensuring that every donation goes as far as possible in helping to meet needs and make a meaningful difference.

Ultimately, donating to food banks is important because it allows food banks to better serve their communities and provide much-needed resources for those in need. By donating, individuals can help fight hunger in their community and make a lasting difference.