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Nourishing Our Community


For the month of February, $1 from each bag sold at Hannaford in Gloversville will be donated to our NOAH program. To ensure NOAH gets your donation, please purchase one of the orange “Fight Hunger” bags.
However, the blue bags will help the Family Counseling Center for the month of February and that’s also a great way to support a great organization. Blue or orange–you can’t lose, and both programs win–so maybe buy one of both?
Also, if you don’t need more reusable bags, our Pantry can always use them for our guests! So buy a bag (or several) and donate it/them to our Pantry–double win!!! Thank you, Hannaford Supermarket!



This is something for us to be aware of as we move forward–the federal government is no longer going to be tracking Food Insecurity stats for the nation, announced on September 20, 2025. These statistics have proven essential for us to understand the changes that have occurred over the last 30 years of record-keeping.

“The most recent report found that in 2023, 13.5 percent of households, with 47 million people, were food insecure, meaning that during some portion of the year, not every member of household had access to enough food for a healthy lifestyle.”
NOTE: In Fulton County that figure is 25%–or one in four people, including 1 in 5 children. (I would boldface this if I could, but I can’t!!)
This is an important marker for us, and our hope is that organizations like Feeding America will help pick up the task of keeping these statistics.
We know what we see in our Pantry:
People ARE hungry.
SNAP benefits have been reduced.
The need is GREATER than ever as we register NEW families EVERY week.
What you can do:
Continue to support local pantries–our neighbors are depending on us!
Use our QR code to bring you where you want to be – fast.

Food Insecurity, which essentially means not knowing where your next meal is coming from, is a pressing problem in Fulton County. The rate of food insecurity is growing in our county, and ranks as one of the highest in the state. Currently, one out of every four families lives with food insecurity.



