We had a great time at the Canterbury Fair on Saturday.  The thunderstorms held out until just as we were leaving.  People dropped by our booth and donated some produce.  It was good to see everyone having fun!

How much does a meal cost?  We’ve done the math!

Every $1 received helps us provide 2 meals

Every $30 received = 60 meals
Every $50 received = 100 meals
Every $100 received = 200 meals

Don’t think about how much you can give, instead think about how many meals you can provde!

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In June, we gave out enough food to create 5,782 meals that fed 470 individuals. Out of the persons being fed, 150 were younger than 18; 129 were older than 60 and 191 were in between the ages of 18 and 60.

Our food donations are down by 46.4% and our financial donations are down by 37.6% from last year.

Food donations are used directly to feed the food insecure people that come to us for help.  Before they receive help, they must qualify by showing proof of residency, money received in their household, and other services they receive.

Financial donations are used to purchase food that supplements what is not received through food donations and pays for operating expenses that helps keep the food pantry open.

Only with your help can we keep supplying enough food to create an average of 70,000 meals per year!

Click here to find out how you can help!

Thank you!

Fresh fruits, vegetables, eggs and other stuff.  That’s what this time of the year is all about, right?  So, to all of you home growers and farmers out there that have less than perfect or extra produce that you can’t get rid of, please think of Loudon Food Pantry.

People come to the pantry to get their food on Tuesdays 10 am – 6 pm, Wednesdays 10 am – 1 pm and Thursdays 10 am – 4 pm.  We all know fresh is best!

We’re located in Huckleberry Business Park at 30 Chichester Rd. Unit D, Loudon NH.  We accept donations Tuesday 10 am – 6 pm, Thursday, and Friday 10 am – 4 pm.  Call Sue at 724-9731 if you have any questions.  Thank you!

In May, we gave out enough food to create 6,130 meals that fed 564 individuals. Out of the persons being fed, 185 were younger than 18; 155 were older than 60 and 224 were in between the ages of 18 and 60

The new income requirement amounts will be updated on our website (under “Need Help?” tab) on July 1, 2018.  We will also update our food insecure booklet as well.

This year a mailing our food insecure booklets will be sent out to the town halls of Belmont, Canterbury, Chichester and Loudon NH and specific agencies in the area as well.  This way they have them on hand to give out to people in need.

Our food insecure booklets list all the information and eligibility requirements to receive food at Loudon Food Pantry.