MARIETTA, Ga. — Students will be able to get fresh food for their families at a Cobb County school thanks to a new food pantry.
MUST Ministries and Kroger hosted a grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new food pantry at Marietta’s Dunleith Elementary School on Wednesday.
The pantry will serve approximately 50 families each month, providing non-perishable items, fresh produce, and meat, as well as diapers and hygiene items to both students and their families.
It’s the fourth pantry supported by Kroger’s $207,000 donation, helping MUST Ministries fight food insecurity.
“This new Neighborhood Pantry is going provide much-needed food and supplies to children who sometimes have to wonder when they will be able to eat next,” said MUST President & CEO Dr. Ike Reighard. “We are very grateful for Kroger’s continued support of the MUST Neighborhood Pantry program and their commitment to making sure no child has to go hungry.”
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