On Saturday, volunteers from Camp United Methodist Church were hard at work handling the intake tables, packing up carts, and loading cars with food. Big thanks to all the volunteers! Intake begins the process of helping those in need Food is loaded onto carts Volunteers load food into waiting cars

The Lord's Food Pantry has a booth at the Sunset Beach Market In The Park on Thursdays from 9:00-1:00. Come and find us there!

21 hours ago WWAY News SHALLOTTE, NC (WWAY) — The Lord’s Food Pantry has received a $560,000 gift from the Schoen Foundation to support a campaign aimed at building a new permanent home for the organization in Shallotte. The donation will support Feed My Sheep: The Campaign for The Lord’s Food Pantry, a two-year capital campaign designed to raise the funds needed to construct a facility that can better serve volunteers and the thousands of people who rely on the pantry each y

Members of New Life Church Calabash and Holden Beach Chapel assisted in packing food for distribution on Friday.

Earlier this month, Dan Shaw and Terry Transou got together with The Patty Jones Circle at Village Point Methodist Church to thankfully accept donations for our general and capital campaign funds. They talked about all the exciting things happening at our pantry! In the photo with Dan and Terry are the circle leaders, Nell Walker (Treasurer) and Linda Maidment (President).

We appreciate all the neighborhoods that participate in our monthly Porch collections! Our volunteers put in a lot of effort sorting and organizing all the donations. The food gathered through Porch greatly benefits our neighbors in need.

Thank you so much to the hardworking volunteers from Holden Beach Chapel. Their invaluable contributions embody the true essence of community spirit.

We've raised over $500,000 for the new facility with the Capital Campaign! Let's keep the momentum going!

The Shallotte letter carriers picked up food donations from the community on May 9. Thanks a bunch to everyone who joined in!

The National Association of Letter Carriers' Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive happens every year on the second Saturday in May (May 9, 2026). It's the biggest one-day food drive in the country, and you can get involved by putting non-perishable food items (like canned soup, pasta, rice, peanut butter, or canned veggies) in a sturdy bag next to your mailbox before your mail carrier shows up. They'll pick up your donations during their regular mail route and drop them off at a local

Last week, Dan Shaw visited Wilmington to receive a generous donation from the Catherine Kennedy Home Foundation. Established in 2003, the foundation is committed to enhancing the well-being of the elderly in southeastern North Carolina. Their contribution allows us to assist the numerous senior residents of Brunswick County who frequently use our pantry.

In a heartwarming display of community spirit, a dedicated youth group from St.Louis, Missouri recently came to lend their hands at The Lord's Food Pantry. This remarkable initiative not only highlights the importance of volunteering but also underscores the critical role that food pantries play in supporting individuals and families facing food insecurity. Upon arriving at the pantry, the young volunteers were greeted by the pantry's coordinators, who provided an orientation

Volunteers from St. James the Fisherman Episopal Church and Shallotte Presbyterian Church assembled 225 Easter Breakfast Bags. Busy packing the Easter Breakfast Bags are Jon Freeman, Deb Claxton, RoseMary Stalter, and Barbara Freeman Volunteers Gary Freeman, Callie McCrery, RoseMary Stalter, Barbara Freeman, Ruth Ann Campbell, Jon Freeman, and Deb Claxton packed 225 Easter Breakfast Bags!

Mike Claxton unveils plans for a new building dedicated to The Lord's Food Pantry, aimed at combating food insecurity in Brunswick County. Mike and Deb Claxton engage the audience with a lively skit, illustrating the objectives of the capital campaign. Dan Mardis presents a blueprint of the new building . A detailed building layout is explained to an attentive audience. Dan Shaw addresses the audience, encouraging participation in the capital campaign, as attendees listen att

Feed My Sheep: The Campaign for The Lord’s Food Pantry The Lord’s Food Pantry announces a capital campaign to raise $1.25 million to build a new building that will provide a long-term home for its volunteers and the clients that they serve. The Lord’s Food Pantry was founded by the South Brunswick Interchurch Council in 1981 to help meet the needs of people in the area who did not have enough to eat. As Brunswick County has grown, the need for The Pantry’s service has grown

The Gooney Birds of Southport raffle was a big hit in helping out The Lord's Food Pantry's Capital Campaign! They managed to donate $7000 to the pantry. A massive shoutout to the anonymous artist for her hard work and a huge thank you to everyone who bought raffle tickets!

Blessed to be able to represent The Lord’s Food Pantry at the ribbon cutting ceremony for Bryant’s Orchard which will house the Christian Recovery Centers Inc. men’s Motivational Track, and increase their residential capacity to serve 217 men and women.

St. James the Fisherman Episcopal Church collected 30 jars of peanut butter and 27 jars of jelly for a total of 96.6 pounds during February to Spread the Love to The Lord's Food Pantry. A big thanks to everyone involved!