The Food Pantry
The FBCM Food Pantry began as a small folding table holding a few non-perishable items in the lounge of the church. Since then it has grown into a multi-room operation, feeding from 250 to 300 people per week. Our dedicated volunteer staff work tirelessly collecting donations, stocking and restocking shelves, and greeting guests each week. It truly is a ministry of service to the community.
Each third Sunday of the month is "Food Pantry Sunday" at our church, where congregants and friends bring food and give monetary donations to support the Pantry.
Hours of Operation:
Tuesday Morning: 11:00am-2:00pm
Tuesday Evening: 5:30pm-7:00pm
Friday Mornings: 11:00am-1:00pm
Each third Sunday of the month is "Food Pantry Sunday" at our church, where congregants and friends bring food and give monetary donations to support the Pantry.
Hours of Operation:
Tuesday Morning: 11:00am-2:00pm
Tuesday Evening: 5:30pm-7:00pm
Friday Mornings: 11:00am-1:00pm
Food Pantry "Scoop"
Amazingly, in the first quarter of the year at the First Baptist Church Moorestown Food Pantry, 2,256 people were served with food and non-perishable items donated from our partners and from individuals.
Do you want to donate, but aren’t sure what to provide? When you fill up a grocery bag to donate to the Food Pantry, what should go in it? You may not know that FBC now has a large dedicated refrigerator and four freezers for perishables.
FBC Food Pantry Wish List
If you know of anyone who has a connection at Wegmans', the Pantry Volunteers have a real need for a small shopping cart to help reload the shelves in between visitors.
If you want to remember to bring something every month for the Food Pantry, we have designated the Third Sunday of the Month as Food Pantry Sunday. Easter Sunday is the Third Sunday this Month. Help us to celebrate Easter and Jesus' Resurrection by planning to feed the hungry.
Amazingly, in the first quarter of the year at the First Baptist Church Moorestown Food Pantry, 2,256 people were served with food and non-perishable items donated from our partners and from individuals.
Do you want to donate, but aren’t sure what to provide? When you fill up a grocery bag to donate to the Food Pantry, what should go in it? You may not know that FBC now has a large dedicated refrigerator and four freezers for perishables.
FBC Food Pantry Wish List
- Canned tuna
- Other canned meats
- Pasta
- Pasta sauce
- Granola Bars
- Dry cereal
- Refrigerated Milk or Dairy Products
- Shelf-stable milk (boxed or canned)
- Almond milk
- Peanut butter
- Mac & Cheese
- Rice
- Dried Beans
- Canned diced tomatoes
- Instant mashed potatoes
- Juice Boxes
- Saltines and Healthy Snacks
- Baby Food
- Spices (salt, pepper, onion, garlic, basil, oregano, etc.)
- Pet Food and Supplies
- Personal Hygiene Products
- Diapers
If you know of anyone who has a connection at Wegmans', the Pantry Volunteers have a real need for a small shopping cart to help reload the shelves in between visitors.
If you want to remember to bring something every month for the Food Pantry, we have designated the Third Sunday of the Month as Food Pantry Sunday. Easter Sunday is the Third Sunday this Month. Help us to celebrate Easter and Jesus' Resurrection by planning to feed the hungry.
