Food Pantry Blog

Learn how this facility will serve as a hub for aggregating healthy food from various sources, custom packaging it, and distributing it to numerous community outlets

The LCS food pantry at Unity Church recently added a Thursday evening pantry in hopes of increasing access to more individuals and families facing food insecurity.

The LCS Food Pantry at St. Stephen’s Lutheran Church has been a blessing to Debbie. She let her friend know about it and brought him with her to register with LCS.

LCS steps up to distribute COVID-19 Tests to our pantry clients, thanks to New Castle County Executive Matt Meyer’s initiative to get more tests into the community.

Bringing pep to our office and a smile at the front desk, Lauren Myers has joined LCS for an internship as she finishes up her human services degree at DelTech.

At LCS, we hope each person feels respected and well cared for. Here’s Sonja’s perspective and experience. We love the relationships we develop with our clients.

As a way to focus on their faith and thanksgiving, the Episcopal Church of Saints Andrew and Matthew (SsAM) shared an Advent Calendar to collect food donations.

When The Tatnall School accepted an invitation to help LCS provide holiday meal bags to our clients, their middle students sponsored a food drive. Job well done!

Thanksgiving meals make for warm family memories. When LCS asked for support, Tower Hill School came through spectacularly to make it happen for our community.

Introduced to LCS as a volunteer at our St. Stephen’s pantry, Anne Pilson shares her passion for the work we do and her concern for growing needs in our community.

Join the Hunger Task Force of the Delaware-Maryland Synod for their Virtual Major Donor Gathering on November 14th to support food ministries (including LCS).

While the weather stays mild, LCS food pantry clients, staff, and volunteers enjoy chatting together outside while clients wait for their food orders.