Food Pantry: A Brief Summary

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This Saturday is the big day! From 11AM until 2PM, S.A.F.E. Food Pantry volunteers will be at the Giant Food in River Hill located at 6050 Daybreak Circle in Clarksville, Maryland to collect safe food and monetary donations. We hope you will be a Food Warrior and bring your haul to the Giant on May 7. You can sign up for the Food Warrior program by going to our Food Drive webpage.

Thank you to those who braved the weather and met us at One Dish Cuisine on Tuesday, May 3 to donate gluten free and allergy friendly items and money for our first food drive. One Dish Cuisine will now be a permanent food collection location. Look for the clear bin with signage just outside the door. For information on location and hours for One Dish Cuisine,

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