Help fill the Little Free Pantry
Use of The Little Free Pantry at Bluffton Presbyterian Church, on the sidewalk across from Family Dollar, has increased dramatically since the pandemic.
The church invites the community to help keep it filled.
Consider donating peanut butter, juice boxes/pouches, canned pastas, canned
meats, bagged noodles, rice, beans, breakfast bars, cereals, powdered milk and bread.
Glass jars are not recommended. The pantry has also been stocking emergency baby supplies – small baby wipes, individual formula packets and plastic zip lock bags with a few diapers inside (size clearly marked on the bag.)
According to members of the church: "The need is overwhelming, but if those who are able could add just a few items weekly, this would help alleviate emergency shortages during this uneasy time."
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