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Welcome to the Weymouth Food Pantry

Our sole purpose is to feed the hungry of Weymouth

We do this with the help of a generous community and with dedicated volunteers. We provide canned Director Pat Adams stands in front of Harvey Welch, Paul Brooks, Cras Haley, Gael Sullivan, Ray Kinsman, Annmarie Coyle and Roger Brock at the Weymouth Food Pantry. Photo courtesy of The Patriot Ledger.goods, pasta, rice, cereals, meat, milk, cheese, eggs, etc. When available, we also supply diapers and some personal products. Thanks to a group of concerned citizens, which then became The Weymouth Council for the Hungry, the Weymouth Food Pantry opened in 1987 with a little food and a lot of love in its heart. There was then, and is now, a real need for a food pantry in Weymouth. What we do is feed the hungry and those at risk of going hungry. We see the young and the old, families and individuals, the working poor and those who cannot work because of poor health, age or incapacitating mental illness. Some are in or trying to recover from a life crisis.

Anyone in town who needs help is welcome. Our staff of volunteers is here to help.

The Hunger Equation - - - - Your $upport + Our Efforts = Less Hunger in Weymouth

Weymouth is comprised of many neighborhoods. Whether you are a community neighbor, a next door neighbor or a business neighbor, your help is desperately needed to ease the plight of the hungry in Weymouth
Become a key part of the hunger equation.
Without YOU, we would not be able to help.



Nancy Marrapese-Burrell and Charlie Clancy honored for achieving their goal of $5,000 for the Weymouth Food Pantry.Gael Sullivan, Charlie Clancy and Pat Adams

In a brief ceremony at the Pantry, Charlie accepted the Food Pantry's thanks for a job well done over rthe past several months when he and Nancy raised money through meat raffles, other raffles and a karaoke contest. They never doubted they would make their goal though the contributions of many people which combined into a larger and more significant amount. In addition to raising funds for the Food Pantry, Charlie and Nancy made a matching $5,000 donation to CarePacks.org, a South Weymouth based volunteer organization providing morale boosting packages to troops serving in Afghanistan and Iraq.

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Kids Eat Free Post It Link to Weymouth News Article

Read the Patriot Ledger article (6/26/2010) on the Weymouth Food Pantry and its volunteers.

TASTE OF WEYMOUTH, benefitting the Weymouth Food Pantry and sponsored by the East Weymouth Neighborhood Association was well attended this year. The food as well as the raffles were great.
It raised $4,000 for the Weymouth Food Pantry.


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The newsletter of the Weymouth Food Pantry is now available.
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The Weymouth Food Pantry's 15th Annual
$tock Our $helves Walk
will tek place this year on Saturday, October 2, 2010.
For Details Click Here

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Please reply to our mailing and support us by sending a one-time donation or pledging your donation over the year.
The hungry of Weymouth will thank you! more. . . .

Weymouth Rotary Club Renewed $5,000 Grant for the second year providing our clients fresh produce for approximately seven months.

Rotary Check Presentation 6-10-2010

Rob Lynch, Rotary President (left) and Bob Pineau, Rotary President Elect (right) presented the Rotary Club's check to Gael Sullivan and Pat Adams.

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