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St. Paul's Episcopal Church

2023 Food Pantry Wrap Up

2023 Food Pantry Wrap Up




Brendan Murphy
on
Tuesday, December 12, 2023

1 in 4 individuals or families live in food insecurity here in eastern North Carolina. Food insecurity is defined as NOT knowing where your next healthy , nutritious meal will come from. Thanks to the generous support of St. Paul’s, its parishioners, and the many volunteers that it takes to make our Food Pantry operate ( 50 volunteer hours each week, 2,500 volunteer hours per year), we have distributed close to 100,000 lbs of food to our neighbors and clients this year. That is roughly 110 individuals who are picking up for themselves and, or family members each week ( totals over 300 family members each week) or 5,200 individuals and their families each year with a distribution of fresh, frozen and shelf stable foods including fresh proteins, and produce.

Thanks again for the continued support of this ministry, and if you or someone you might know is interested in donating their time and or resources to this ministry, please have them contact Ron Kemp for information on how they can get involved with the Food Pantry.

Blessings!

John Lee

[email protected]

252-714-8345

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St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
401 E. 4th St.
Greenville, NC 27858
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“Each of you must give as you have made up your mind, not reluctantly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver. And God is able to provide you with every blessing in abundance, so that by always having enough of everything, you may share abundantly in every good work.”

– 2 Corinthians 9:7-8

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As Christians, we acknowledge that what God has generously offered us is nothing short of life through Jesus Christ. Participating in that life means learning to generously offer our lives. Each time we gather we are presented with the opportunity to support others in recognition of God’s offerings. This support takes shape in many forms with financial gifts being the backbone that builds our church community and generates opportunities to offer our lives in our parish. All are encouraged to participate in giving money for the ministries of our parish as a sign of our share in God’s work among us and through us.

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Annual commitments pledged to St. Paul’s support our operating budget, which directly supports worship, formation, community and global outreach, building and grounds, staff and other programs. Annual commitments are crucial to the work of St. Paul’s. We strive to maintain a balanced budget each year, with every dollar accounted for and put to good use in the people, places and plans of our parish.

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St. Paul’s Endowment is made up of two separate endowment funds, the Legacy Fund and the Huber Fund. Distributions from the Legacy Fund are to be used for capital improvements, outreach ministries and grants, seed money for new ministries and special one-time projects.

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