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Middlesex Distributes $330,000 to 33 Local Food Pantries

December 16, 2020
Middlesex announced additional funding from its charitable foundation’s $1 million COVID-19 relief fund. In this fourth wave of grant distribution, the Middlesex Savings Charitable Foundation is providing 33 local food pantries each with a $10,000 contribution to support their response to the pandemic.
 
The local food pantries receiving funding are:
 
Town Food Pantry
Acton and  Boxborough Community Supper - Acton Food Pantry
Ashland Ashland Emergency Fund/Food Pantry
Bedford Bedford Community Table/ Pantry
Bellingham Loaves & Fishes Food Pantry
Concord The Open Table, Inc.
Framingham SMOC – Community Meals Program
  Hope Worldwide
  St. Bridget’s Food Pantry
  Daniel’s Table
  Pearl Street Cupboard & Café
Franklin Franklin Food Pantry
Groton and Littleton Loaves and Fishes Food Pantry
Holliston Holliston Pantry Shelf
Hopkinton Project Just Because
Hudson Hudson Community Food Pantry
Maynard Maynard Food Pantry
Medfield Medfield Food Cupboard
Medway Medway Food Pantry
  Medway Village Food Pantry
Millis Millis Ecumenical Food Pantry
Natick A Place to Turn
  Natick Service Council
Needham Needham Community Council
Sherborn Sherborn Widows and Orphans Benevolent Society
Southborough United Parishes of Southborough
Sudbury Sudbury Community Food Pantry
Walpole Walpole Community Food Pantry
Waltham KIDS Feast – Salvation Army Waltham
Wayland My Brother’s Table
  Celebration International Church Food Pantry
Wellesley Wellesley Food Pantry
Westborough Westborough Food Pantry
Westford Westford Food Pantry

“In our forty-first year of service, we at A Place To Turn remain committed to the mission of our founders: to help make our neighbors’ lives better,” said Joanne Barry, executive director of A Place To Turn. “Because of donors like Middlesex Savings Charitable Foundation, we are able to continue to provide emergency food, diapers and personal care items to those in need while maintaining virus prevention practices of mask wearing, social distancing, and sanitizing, and have moved our distribution into the fresh air of the outdoors. The support that Middlesex provides for our community is appreciated.”
 
To date, the Middlesex Savings Charitable Foundation has distributed $760,000 from the relief fund to 73 non-profits in the community.
by Middlesex Savings Bank