Shopping List small jars peanut butter pasta sauce low-sodium soup canned tuna cereal, hot and cold canned sardines Thank you!

Glad Rags 103rd Sale! Mark Your Calendar for an Event That Helps Support Many Community Groups, Including the Food Shelf Saturday, April 23, 2016, marks the 103rd sale for Glad Rags, a non-profit based in Woodstock, VT. The sale will…

A big thanks goes out to Worthy Kitchen in Woodstock for the fundraiser they did for the food shelf this winter. They collected $154 from customers and matched it for a very nice donation of $308. Thanks for the support!

Woodstock Farmers’ Market Expands Its Goal to $1350 Thanks to the support of the community, the WFM reached its first goal of raising funds for the food shelf for produce. So, WFM expanded the goal to $1350, with a dateline…

Prosper Valley School and Chippers Team Up Heartfelt Help for the Hungry The annual team work of PVS and Chippers has once again resulted in an important donation of food and cash for the food shelf. Teacher Barb Leonard is the…

The food shelf is very excited to launch a School Outreach Program, thanks to the efforts of volunteer and former teacher Caroline Shepard, and board member Helen Curtis. The initiative is designed to send food home with students in need…

Shopping List for February pasta and pasta sauce rice small bottles of olive oil and mayonnaise peanut butter canned tuna Thanks!

229 CANS of SOUP Mary Riley opened up the back of her car and generous parishioners from Our Lady of the Snows filled it with cans of soup! Thanks so much to everyone who contributed. This will make a lot…

Food Drives at Woodstock Elementary School and Union Arena collected a large quantity of food that stocked the shelves bounteously. The Arena Drive brought in lots of vegetables and soups, pasta, rice, applesauce and beans (baked, black, pinto, etc.) and…

The food drive at the Village Butcher and Gillingham’s on Saturday was a big success with a Jeep-load of food and over $400 in cash donations. Thanks to everyone who contributed. George and Linda Racicot took a moment for a…