West Bridgewater Food Pantry, Inc.

05/05/2026

Stamp Out Hunger Campaign kicks off Saturday!
Thank you USPS and anyone that participates to support our pantry!

04/26/2026

Four Bridgewater State University students set up a GoFundMe to raise money for our food pantry. They raised $700.00 and then contacted us to see how best to help us with the funds. We were desperately in need of cereal for our clients. They agreed to shop for the cereal and deliver it to us. This donation was so timely as the number of clients we serve continues to grow each month and we provide cereal during every distribution. We are so appreciative to these young woman for their kindness and generosity! Pictured: Brenda Murphy, Katelyn Bettencourt, May Radero, and Ella Haley. You are rockstars!

04/26/2026

Thank you Robyn Dragonetti for delivering 27 cases (321 boxes) of donated Girl Scout Cookies from your Troops to our food pantry.

Pictured from L to R: Maddie, Makenna, Ava, Hannah & Julia. The older girls are from Senior Troop #62542 and the younger girls are Junior Troop #64967. Several other girls participated in raising cookie donations this year, but most were not able to participate in the delivery and tour of our food pantry.

Robyn and her troops have made a significant donation of delicious Girl Scout Cookies to our pantry for a number of years now. We are so appreciative and grateful and we know how much our clients enoy receiving such a special treat!! Thank you to all that participated and especially troops #62542 & #64967!

04/14/2026

Thank you Life Care Center of West Bridgewater for conducting a food drive for our food pantry! The food was delivered by Brian Sanborn, LSW and Director of Social Services along with Lee Ann Connolly, Dietitian. Thank you to everyone that participated as these food drives are a tremendous help for our growing pantry!

04/02/2026

Reminder: food pantry distribution dates for Spring:

04/01/2026

Please watch this amazng video produced by Metacomet Studio! So informative and educational about the wonderful work done by the Greater Boston Food Bank and how they support local food pantries like ours and many others - helping to feed 600,000 people MONTHLY that need help with food! Well done!!

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Most people think they understand hunger. Most people are wrong. In this episode of The Shelf Life Podcast, which we filmed in the ⁠Greater Boston Food Bank ...

03/19/2026

Thank you Armani Pereira and members of the National Honor Society from WBMSHS. They organized a food drive for us and delivered all the items to our pantry yesterday Thank you to everyone that contributed! Much appreciated!

03/03/2026

Reminder for West Bridgewater residents:

02/04/2026

The cost of caring for and feeding pets can be expensive. Thank you Paula Bunker for always thinking of our food pantry and providing dog and cat food for our clients. It’s a tremendous help and we appreciate it so much and so do the residents that rely on our services! THANK YOU!

02/01/2026

We recently shared a blog that means a lot to us — one centered on the West Bridgewater Food Pantry, Inc. and the way this community shows up for one another, week after week.

The post looks back at how our work with WBFP began and why it mattered, but more importantly, it highlights the people who make the pantry what it is. Volunteers who show up consistently. Neighbors helping neighbors. Local infrastructure built on trust, time, and care.

The blog also features the videos and photos we created together, documenting the pantry in motion and the quiet, steady work happening behind the scenes. It reflects on how volunteering and community banking, including support from North Easton Savings Bank, help create stability that lasts far beyond any single moment.

If you’re interested in the story behind the pantry, the people who power it, and what this work has meant to the community, you can read the full piece here:
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How West Bridgewater Food Pantry helped shape the Firefly Project and the work we do today. – The **Firefly Project** began with showing up. Before **Metacomet Studio** existed in any formal way, I started volunteering at the **West Bridgewater Food Pantry**. There wasn’t a larger plan attached ...