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AP Food Pantry is a 501c3 nonprofit organization.
Missy Martin, President, E.D.
Welcome to the AP Food Pantry
Welcome to the Anchor Point Food Pantry
We provide services to the hungry and marginalized in AP (and its surrounding areas) with empathy, respect and honesty. To be effective, we believe we must exercise the attitude of kindness and cheerfulness, not that of duty. Please let us know how we are doing by email:
We are open Fridays 4-6 pm.
If there is a line, it begins parallel to the Old Sterling Hwy. and when it is long, it extends down School Ave. (beside Chapman School)
If no line, you may drive up to the front of the door. Someone will come out to greet you and invite you in. If no one is in the lobby, just come in.
We can only take care of one household at time, Sorry.
Once every year we must have you fill out a new form.
We have various programs throughout the year. We would like your email to keep you informed, your phone number, too. You may join our fb group. for current information and updates:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/645011575646941
TEFAP COMMODITIES
COMMUNITY RESOURCE CONNECT
CHILDREN'S FOOD PROGRAM
HOLIDAY BOXES AND DINNERS
SUMMER PRODUCE PROGRAM
If you are homebound and need food delivered, please call and ask if we can do this for you - (907)299-8437
It all began in 2006 because of the compassion of one woman and the empathy of one man - Donna and Allen Dennis. "I asked Allen if he ever minded when I worked a full shift and then bought and delivered food to families I knew were lacking food at home. He was so emphatic when he answered no and said I reminded him of those people that would bring food to him and his younger sibling when his mom was out. He said if it wasn't for all of those people, they would have gotten sick or died. I was astonished that any child would have to figure out how to make that gnawing pain of hunger go away and even more shocked to find out
it was lint that quieted his stomach."