We made our food pantry a drive-thru only operation for the safety of guests and staff.
Give a can, or give a coin?
If Betty Jo had to pay what you pay at your favorite grocery store for the groceries we have distributed so far this year, it would cost us over $535,000. Praise God, we don’t have to pay that! Betty Jo has negotiated deep discounts only a family member could get with a couple of large grocery stores. It is through Feed More and the local stores that we get most of the food we distribute, and your generous monetary support makes these purchases possible. Thank you!
The food drives your family, churches, businesses and neighborhoods have hosted play a big part as well, and we need more of them. Thank you! As much as we truly appreciate and still depend upon your donations of canned and boxed goods, we discourage purchasing most food items on our behalf. As a partner agency, food items that are not already free to us through Feed More, can often be purchased through them in bulk for as little as the cost of a single item you might purchase at a local grocery store, and it is delivered on pallets to our pantry. The canned tuna with a pop top that is popular with our homeless friends costs you $0.68 to $1.29 per can. At $0.68 for a case of 24 cans, Betty Jo ordered as many as they would send! One can vs. one case of the same tuna for $0.68. We still need the tuna and lots of other items, but if you are planning to purchase them for us, we can increase the impact of your precious dollars exponentially if you will send us the funds instead. Regardless of how you support this ministry, thank you! Please don’t stop!
We accept the following items at our pantry ONLY by appointment.
Please do not drop off donations when we're closed:
Canned Goods - apples, beefaroni, beans, beets, chicken, chili, fruit cocktail, lasagna, peaches, ravioli, spaghetti, stew, tuna, vienna sausages, soups
Dry Goods - beans, cereal, pasta, peas, rice, ketchup, mustard, peanut butter, sugar
Fresh Produce - pretty much anything grown locally, but please call the pantry to confirm we can use what you have. (804) 913-9151
Toiletries - bars of soap, body wash, conditioner, cotton swabs, deodorant, feminine hygiene, ibuprofen, lip balm, lotion, razors, shampoo, toilet paper, toothbrushes, toothpaste, wipes
We can only accept new and unused items due to health and sanitary reasons.
Donations also accepted at any of the following awesome businesses:
Air Park Auto Service
10985 Richardson Road, Ashland
Beca’s Auto Repair
8091 Mechanicsville Turnpike, Mechanicsville
Brook Run Vision Center
5644 Brook Rd, Henrico
HCPS Transportation Dept.
11375 Lakeridge Pkwy, Ashland
Insurance Doctor of Ashland
10393 Sliding Hill Rd, Ashland
Jackson Hewitt Tax Service
Brookhill Shopping Center, 5320 Chamberlayne Rd., Henrico
Jackson Hewitt Tax Service
Fountain Square Shopping Center, 8030 W. Broad St. STE D, Henrico
Jackson Hewitt Tax Service
John Rolfe Commons Shopping Center, 2224 John Rolfe Pkwy, Henrico
Jackson Hewitt Tax Service
Parham One Shopping Center, 8191 C Brook Rd., Henrico
Jackson Hewitt Tax Service
Staples Mill Plaza Shopping Center, 9189 Staples Mill Rd., Henrico
Pooh Corner Child Care Center
10251 Timber Ridge Dr, Ashland
Seafarer’s Restaurant and Seafood Market
109 Commerce Park Dr., Manquin
Pantry Report 6/25/2022...
Thank you, Grace Christian School, for preparing individual bag lunches for our pantry guests. That was a pleasant surprise. The team was busy filling bags and boxes with lettuce, macaroni and cheese, bread, eggs, greens, potatoes, onions, pastries, lemons, chicken, mango chunks, pizza, milk and cereal. (I have probably left out something.)
The numbers were high today…76 families (180 people) and again, everyone is grateful for Moments of Hope. Don’t forget that your church or neighborhood can host a food drive. As you know, prices are rising. We had two new families come through the line. Neighbors are letting them know about the pantry. Thank you again for your support and prayers!
“For God is working in you, giving you the desire and the power to do what pleases Him.” Philippians 2:13
Marsha
Wednesday Night Pantry Report 6/9/22
Wednesday nights pantry was a little busy. One new family joined us. Breakfast items, sides, meat, bread, desserts, and fruit, everything to make several meals for our families. Thank you for your prayers, your food drives, and your help. We couldn't do it without you
BettyJo
May 25, 2020
We could not be more proud of our amazing pantry volunteers! They put their heart and soul into making our pantry guests feel loved and valued, and Hanover County acknowledged their efforts during their Spirit of Volunteerism Award celebration by presenting them with the Spirit of Team Award. Though the award says "team", they've truly become a family. We are truly grateful for the time and resources each our pantry volunteers contributes to our Mo Hope Pantry!
Mon | Closed | |
Tue | Closed | |
Wed | Closed | |
Thu | Closed | |
Fri | Closed | |
Sat | 08:00 am – 11:30 am | |
Sun | Closed |
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