During this season of giving, Restored Church in Wilkes-Barre stands out as a beacon of hope. Their consistent semimonthly food distribution has been a lifeline for the community for the past three years. Volunteers work tirelessly to provide essential food items to families in need, having delivered a remarkable 1.5 million pounds of groceries.

"Giving Back: Restored Church's Thanksgiving Food Drive"

Food Distribution: A Year-Round Commitment

Restored Church in Wilkes-Barre understands the importance of being there for the community throughout the year. Their semimonthly food distributions, held on the second and fourth Thursdays of every month at 2 pm while supplies last, have become a regular occurrence. This dedicated effort ensures that families facing difficult times have access to the food they need.For the past three years, volunteers have been working hard to make these distributions a reality. They understand the impact that a simple act of providing food can have on people's lives. By consistently offering essential items, they are helping to alleviate the stress and worry that comes with food insecurity.

Thanksgiving: Spreading Joy and Hope

As Thanksgiving approaches, the church's efforts continue to grow. On Wednesday, just before the holiday, they distributed a total of 25,000 pounds of food to 450 families. This act of kindness shows that even during the busiest time of the year, they are committed to serving those in need.Lead Pastor Tim Walker firmly believes in the importance of their services. "Here at Restored Church, we believe that no one should have to worry about where their next meal is coming from, especially at Thanksgiving. We have the opportunity to love and serve people in their times of need, and that's something we take very seriously as a community."The church's work is made possible by the Commission on Economic Opportunity (CEO), which plays a crucial role in ensuring the smooth operation of these food distributions.

Volunteering and Benefits

If you're looking to get involved or benefit from the program, more information is available on Restored Church's website. Volunteering is a great way to give back to the community and make a difference in people's lives. By lending a hand, you can help to ensure that no one goes hungry.For those in need, the food distributions provide a much-needed lifeline. They offer a sense of security and hope during difficult times. The church's commitment to serving the community is truly inspiring and shows that even in the face of challenges, there is always room for kindness and generosity.