College Grove Community Food Pantry 2.5 million TN families are struggling to put food on the table. -- USDA - May 9, 2009

Jesus teaches that those who serve others--by clothing the naked or feeding the hungry, for instance--will be rewarded on judgment day as if they had done the same for Jesus himself.     Matthew 25:34-40 In May, 2009, Middle Tennessee Letter Carriers participated in the Help Stamp Out Hunger Campaign. Communities participated in the nation's largest one-day food drive. In conjunction with the Second Harvest Food Bank, local emergency distribution points are established in communities in order to meet the increasing needs of Tennesseans struggling with hunger. Our community is blessed to have a food pantry to help our neighbors in these uncertain economic times. Especially needed are canned meats and fruits, as well as basic cleaning supplies and personal toiletry items. We are now able to provide milk and eggs, and meat on a limited basis. If you would like to donate non-perishables, money or help distribute, contact Beverly Collins.

Open Sat. Mornings: 10 - Noon The Pantry is located in the basement of the College Grove United Methodist Church, located at 8568 Horton Highway, College Grove, TN 37046 - 615-368-2191. Our Valued Community Sponsors From the Tennessean/Review Appeal    "A Special Thanks Goes Out to Food Pantries". Beech Grove United Methodist Church Bread & Jam - Eagleville Boy Scout Troop #351 College Grove Baptist Church College Grove Church of Christ College Grove Elementary School College Grove First Baptist Church College Grove Grocery College Grove Library College Grove United Methodist Church FiftyForward College Grove Girl Scout Troop #1769 Girl Scout Troop #975 Jane Covington's 90th Birthday Lions Club - College Grove Mike and Jackie Freeman, Photos Owen Hill Lodge Page High School Page High School Band Triune Baptist Church Triune United Methodist Church US Postal Service; College Grove

"There are people in the world so hungry, that God cannot appear to them except in the form of bread." -- Mahatma Gandhi (1869-1948) "Feeding the hungry is a greater work than raising the dead." -- St. John Chrysostom