Blessing box food pantry diy

Little Free Libraries, those boxes full of books for people to freely take, are a common sight on people’s lawns. But Roman Espinoza’s lawn in Watertown, New York, has something different: a “Blessing Box” filled with food available to any and all who need it.

"Little free structures both create space for neighborliness and address social problems."

Great Stuff is kicking off 'The Great Pantry Project' to help combat food insecurity around the country with mini-pantries to support communities.

Take what you need, if you need, is the inspiration behind the “Blessing Box.” The idea is simple: people donate non-perishable, essential items, and place them inside the box so people…

A Little Free Pantry in Manasquan, NJ at the First Baptist Church of Manasquan.

take what you need give what you can

CONCORD- Take what you need. Give what you’re able.

A Little Free Pantry was installed in Mountlake Terrace on June 6. By Friday, June 8, it was stocked full of canned and other nonperishable foods. The

MicroPantry Meal Kit Idea: Tuna Casserole Boxed macaroni and cheese, with the powdered cheese packet, might sit on micro pantry shelves because it's best fixed with milk and butter. Here is a recipe that uses boxed macaroni and cheese but does not call for milk or butter. This makes a good sized meal and refrigerates well. Meal Kit Tips Use only shelf-stable, nonperishable items in your meal kits. Make sure all food containers are well sealed to avoid attracting bugs or other critters. Use…