Our needs list has just been updated. You can see it on the right side of the screen. We could not do this without your help! Thank you for all your donations!

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Beginning in October through the end of the year, Maxfield Public Library is offering a way to let you clear your library account and   help your community with our Food for Fines program. Through our Food for Fines, Maxfield Public Library is partnering with the Loudon Lions Club to collect and deliver food and personal care items to the Loudon Food Pantry. One donated item = $1.

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Sponsorship money is starting to come in for the party. Shaver Disposal is the first. Thank you!

We use the sponsorship money to purchase everything needed to make the party happen.

If you sponsor the party, your name noted on social media and will also be added to a list at the party so everyone knows that you helped to make it happen!

Thank you!

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Granite State Chili Challenge has given us a $1,000 donation. Wow! Thank you so much! The donation will be used for purchasing food, part of it will be into our new freezer fund and part of it will be put into our sign at the top of the hill fund. Excellent job!

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Every year Granite State Chili Challenge picks a charity to support. This year they chose Loudon Food Pantry!

Granite State Chili Challenge will be at Loudon Old Home Day this year. Now you can enjoy your chili and help us too! See below to learn more!

2019 GRANITE STATE CHILI CHALLENGE

Hello friends!

We are excited to announce the Granite State Chili Challenge will be returning to the Loudon Old Home Day on August 10th at the Loudon rec field. This is a nonprofit event with all proceeds benefiting the Loudon Food Pantry!

Unlimited chili sampling from some of the world’s best chili cooks will be from 11 to 2. Tasting kits may be purchased on site for a $6 donation. Seniors and active duty military are half price. Children under 6 are free. Come vote for your favorite!

Do you make a killer chili? Come try your hand at competing. Contact us at
granitestatecc@mail.com for more information.

This is an ICS sanctioned cook off. In addition to the coveted people’s choice
award there will be four other categories. Traditional red, Homestyle, Chili verde and Veggie chili. There will be trophies and cash prizes in all categories. Visit chilicookoff.com for official rules. The winners in all these categories will qualify for the ICS World Championship Chili Cook off Sept 6-8 in Des Moines IA.

We hope to hear from all you chili cooks soon and to see our chili connoisseurs at the Loudon Old Home Day!

Dave Kelley
Event Organizer

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I have just posted the new income qualifications. If you didn’t qualify for our services before, please click here to see if you qualify now. You will also find downloadable forms for “Assistance Application” and “Documents to Bring” there as well.

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Just a reminder. The pantry will be closed and unavailable from Friday, June 28th until July 8th for mid-year inventory and vacation. We will re-open on Tuesday, July 9th.

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The Town Wide Yard Sale is this Saturday from 8 AM – 5 PM at Fox Pond Plaza. Rain or Shine. Loudon Food Pantry will also be accepting donations. So, empty out your attics, garages, barns, and your pantries. We accept unopened, in date, nonperishable food.

Questions about the food pantry or food donations, call Sue at 724-9731.
Questions about the yard sale, call Brenda at 365-1299.

See you there!

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Join us at the Town Wide Yard Sale on Saturday, June 1st from 8 AM – 5 PM. Rain or Shine at Fox Pond Plaza. We’ll be there accepting food and money donations, have Assistance Applications on hand and can answer any questions. If you have any questions about the yard sale, call Brenda at 365-1299. Any questions for us, call Sue at 724-9731. See you there!

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In March we gave out enough food to create 4,316 meals to 371 individuals. 111 of those were age 60 and older, 110 were age 18 or under and 150 were in between those ages.  

Also, 1,866 meals (43%) went to Loudon; 1,124 (26%) went to Belmont; 675 (16%) to Canterbury; 582 (13%) to Epsom; and 69 (2%) to Chichester.  The people we feed from Epsom were grandfathered in when Epsom opened their own pantry.  We have not accepted any new Epsom people since.

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