The BLOOMSBURG FOOD CUPBOARD
Serving the Bloomsburg Community
Sundays: 9:10 a.m .– 10:10 a.m.
Tuesdays: 11:30 a.m. – 2:15 p.m.
bloomsburgfoodcupboard@gma
SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR CONSISTENT STORE DONORS
weis market, bloomsburg
Bloomin' Bagels I & II, Giant Market,
Kentucky Fried Chicken,
Olive Garden, Panera,
Walmart, Weis Market
stamp out hunger food drive 2023
Letter Carriers and Volunteers picked up more than the mail
Bloomsburg Mail Carriers and Bloomsburg Food Cupboard volunteers delivered a bounty of food items during the May 13 drive.
Bloomsburg University donated 1,589.44 pounds of canned goods, noodles, and popcorn.
The regional community donated 4,649.4 additional pounds for a GRAND TOTAL of 6,238.84 pounds that will be distributed in the upcomi
Bloomsburg Mail Carriers and Bloomsburg Food Cupboard volunteers delivered a bounty of food items during the May 13 drive.
Bloomsburg University donated 1,589.44 pounds of canned goods, noodles, and popcorn.
The regional community donated 4,649.4 additional pounds for a GRAND TOTAL of 6,238.84 pounds that will be distributed in the upcoming days and weeks.
Thank you to everyone! Looking forward to the 2024 drive.
amazing GIANT job!
GIANT brought their A-Team to our Tuesday program
Employees from our local and surrounding Giant Markets worked to prepare, setup, and help distribute food boxes to close to 200 families this week. They brought energy and skills to our Tuesday. What an amazing team.
A FINE JOB DONE BY BLOOMSBURG UNIVERSITY POLICE
Food For Fines Aids Food Cupboard
Several hundred pounds of food were donated to the Bloomsburg Food Cupboard last week through BU Police Department’s Food for Fines drive. Shown from left delivering food are Police Chief Ramon Welkom, officers Robert Neiderhiser and Scott Levan, and Jeff Helsel, president of the Bloomsburg Food Cupboard board of directors.
amazing work done by many
Central Columbia Middle School rocks the food drive
Pictured below are a few Central Columbia Middle School 6th graders whose grade-level efforts were noted for their hard work in collecting the most donations of food and money for the school’s annual food drive. They helped load up the donated items into the box truck that DYCO allowed us to use to save many trips back and forth to the Bloomsburg Food Cupboard. DYCO workers, Food Cupboard director Martha Sheehe, and Mr Chad Heintzelman, CCMS principal, are also included in the photo.
fulton bank volunteers brave the cold to help
Bundled up Sunday helpers
Pictured (left) are volunteers from the Berwick and Bloomsburg branches of Fulton Bank and some family members. They braved the cold temps and gusty winds to help us serve at our Sunday distribution. Thank you for caring about those in your community! Thank you, Diane, Janet, Carla, Lisa, Olivia, and Jordan! (and Maureen-not pictured)