Food and monetary donations needed to fill shelves at Angie's Pantry.
Angie's Pantry needs donations
Volunteers and family members at Angie’s Pantry distributed dozens of bags of groceries to needy families Saturday.
The daughters of Henry and Annie Williams – Annie, Barbara, Betty, Henri, Lena and Lottie – started a food pantry in Pike County for needy families in the community recently. The sisters started a 501(c)3 nonprofit in memory of their parents called Henry and Annie Wil- liams House of Hope after years of encouragement and work by Henri Lou Morris-Williams. Under that umbrella they are doing business as Angie’s Pantry.
Lottie Pyron said the pantry has received donations from Freshway, some community members and B&P Bonding. More donations are needed as the shelves were nearly emptied with the latest distribution. To donate goods or funds or volunteer at Angie’s Pantry, email lmorris88@comcast.net or call 678-340-8216 or 404-772- 3711.
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Lottie Pyron said the pantry has received donations from Freshway, some community members and B&P Bonding. More donations are needed as the shelves were nearly emptied with the latest distribution. To donate goods or funds or volunteer at Angie’s Pantry, email lmorris88@comcast.net or call 678-340-8216 or 404-772- 3711.
For more on this story, read the March 30 print/e-edition of the Pike County Journal Reporter.
To subscribe, click here.
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Pike Patriot Homeowner
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03/30/11 at 09:41 PM
All the local churches should make this announcement Sunday. I will do my part. Free breakfast, ya'll know where. Does Angies Pantry have a pickup truck?
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