To Volunteer

Please contact Mary Ellen Kempton at mekempton@comcast.net to learn how you can volunteer your time or services. We are in need of many positions to help operate the Pantry. Some positions needed are shoppers, food transport, stockers, marketing, grant writing, soliciting for donations, fundraising, and becoming a member of the Board of Trustees.

Students in middle and high school can acquire community service hours.

Below are some of the churches that organize their volunteers to assist the clients on Saturday mornings. Four volunteers are usually required for 3 hours. This is also open to all organizations and business that would like to offer their time on a monthly rotation.

Allin Congregational Church-Ann Cropper
683 High St.
Dedham, MA 02026
781-326-5050
Attn: Ann Cropper
Email: allincongregation@rcn.com
www.allincongregationalchurch.org

First Church of Dedham
670 High Street
Dedham, MA 02026
781-326-7463
Contact: Pam Aist
Email: firstchurch@dedhamuu.org
dedham@uu.org

St. John of Damascus Orthodox Church
300 West Street
Dedham, MA 02026
781-326-3046
Email: churchoffice@stjohnd.org or webmaster@stjohnd.org
www.stjohnd.org

St. John’s United Methodist Church
50 Oakdale Ave.
Dedham, MA 02026
781-326-2025
Contact Jan Byers
Email: lindagrenfell@yahoo.com
Click HERE for www.stjohnsdedham.com

St. Lukes Evangelical Lutheran Church
950 East St.
Dedham, MA 02026
781-326-1346
Contact: Sandra Healy
Email: pastor@lcms.org
Click HERE for www.stlukeslcms.org

St. Mary’s Catholic Church
420 High St.
Dedham, MA 02026
781-329-0550
Email: secretary@stmaryonline.net

St. Susanna’s Church
262 Needham Street
Dedham, MA 02026
Phone: 781-329-9575
SaintSusanna@hotmail.com

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- Food Pantries and Free Meals Links Food pantries are places where people in need can go to get free wholesome uncooked food to take home with them to prepare. Free meals programs, such as soup kitchens, are places where people can go to eat cooked meals free of charge.
- Greater Boston Food Bank Over the past several years, the Boston Rescue Mission has served over 165,000 meals each year. This includes the meals served at the food pantry, residential meals, and the three o’clock community meal. The Mission serves meals at six mealtimes on weekda
- Project Bread It all begins with food. Good food nourishes the body and the spirit. With regular meals, a child is free to grow, to think, to ask a question, to tell a joke. Being chronically hungry is the fate of thousands of children in Massachusetts.