A stack of canned goods and packaged foods on a table, perfect for donation drives.

Our Program

Our Supplier-Partners

The Newport Area Association of Churches Food Pantry participates in several programs to ensure we have enough food to serve our community.


What does it take to qualify?

Explore our FAQs below to learn how to qualify for our services.

Do you live in one of the 12 communities we serve?

If you live in one of the 12 communities we serve – AcworthCroydonGoshenGranthamLempsterMarlowNewburyNewportSpringfieldSunapeeWashington, and Unity – we are here for you.

Are you suffering from food insecurity?

If you are struggling with food insecurity, you are not alone. One in 9 persons in New Hampshire is struggling. You are not alone – and we will help!

“Blessed are you who are poor, for yours is the kingdom of God. Blessed are you who are hungry now, for you will be filled…” – Luke 6:20

Do you have special dietary requirements?

Yes, we offer an array of vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free food. During your intake appointment, we will carefully note any allergies – and try to accommodate preferences.

Are you receiving other assistance?

If you are receiving assistance from any of the following programs, you are eligible for service from our panty:

If you do not qualify under other assistance, are you income eligible?

If you verbally state that your gross yearly household income is at below the following guidelines, you qualify:

1 person – $37,560

2 people – $50,076

3 people – $63,960

4 people – $77,160

5 people – $90,360

6 people – $103,560

Have you visited us in the past 3 weeks?

Due to budgetary restrictions, we are able to provide a week’s worth of food to our guests and their family members once every three weeks.

Still not sure if you qualify?

Call us. Don’t hesitate.

603-863-3411

In accordance with federal civil rights law, U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) civil rights regulations and policies, and State of New Hampshire law, our food pantry is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex (including gender identity and sexual orientation), disability, age, or reprisal or retaliation for prior civil rights activity.


Additional Assistance

Here are links to partner programs and other resources to help you in times of need:

NH Department of Health and Human Services
NH Aging and Disabilities Resource Center
NH Aging and Adult Care
NH Financial Assistance
NH SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance)
NH Medicaid
NH WIC (Women, Infants, & Children)
State Supplemental Program – SSP
TANF – Temporary Assistance to Needy Families
NH Care Path
SSI
NH Commodity Supplemental Food Program
National School Lunch Program
Caregiver Support
Energy Assistance
Pathways
Mental Health Resources
Neighbor Helping Neighbor
Veteran’s Support
Childcare & Head Start
Homelessness Assistance
NH Housing
Substance Challenges
Transportation Assistance
Turning Points
NH Works Job Match
Catholic Charities
Saint Patrick RC Church, Newport
First Congregational Church UCC, Croydon
First Baptist Church, Newport
Epiphany Church, Newport
Saint Vasilios Greek Orthodox Church, Newport
Church of the Good Shepherd, Newport
South Congregational Church UCC, Newport

Have additional questions?

We’re here to help. Let’s talk.

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