Easton Food items Pantry begins look for for new home

Easton Food Pantry volunteers Diane Kent, left, and Gigi Rivera, fill bags of food to distribute March 26.

EASTON – The Easton Foodstuff Pantry is in want of a new home by the close of the calendar year.

The pantry has been positioned at the Easton Town Offices on Elm Street considering the fact that 1978, but with the have to have for a bigger, extra available place and a pending development task, it is time to relocate.

“We’re having so large now,” Easton Meals Pantry founder Ken Wooden stated. “The numbers have tripled.”

The pantry has been viewing up to 120 to 130 people browsing every week. Much more than 300 are signed up, built all really don’t occur each week, Wood said.

In advance of the pandemic, the pantry was serving 60 to 70 people a week.

“The Easton Foods Pantry has been an invaluable local community partner, primarily through the pandemic. Regrettably, the will need for food stuff support has grown appreciably,” Pick out Board Chair Dottie Fulginiti claimed. “For several years, the Food items Pantry has worked out of the Town Hall and has just outgrown the place.”