YOU CAN MAKE
A DIFFERENCE
We provide food and household necessities to Wakefield residents in need. Join us in helping our neighbors.
OPEN HOURS
Tuesday and Thursday
9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
NEEDED ITEMS
- Spaghetti Sauce (jarred)
- Canned white tuna
- Canned vegetables
- Brand Name Cereal
- Cleaning Supplies
- Toiletries
Run/Walk with us on Sunday, July 14th
7th Annual 5K Run/Walk
Date: Sunday, July 14, 2019
Start/End Location: Lake Quannapowitt, The Bandstand
Race Start Time: 8:30 a.m.
Registration Fee: $25, $15 (student), $70 (family of 4)
Note: Fees increase on race day
Register online: www.tonneson5k.racewire.com
NEW: 1/3 Mile Kids Fun Run for Kids 10 & Under at 8:10 a.m.
Registration fee is $5 or $10 with a t-shirt.
**Free face painting and lawn games before and after the race**
Thank You To Our Sponsors:
Eastern Bank
Zampell Companies
Doble LeBranti Financial Group
D & R General Contracting, Inc.
Wakefield Cooperative Bank
AccuRounds, Inc.
Mirick O’Connell
Sentinel Benefits & Financial Group
The
4 v 4 Soccer Jamboree – Aug 16 – 18
Seacoast United and Wakefield Soccer Association are very excited to announce that they will co-host the first-ever 4v4 Soccer Jamboree in Wakefield this Summer to support the Wakefield Food Pantry. Divisions are open for both youths and adults.
Registration Deadline
August 5, 2019
Fri, Aug 16
High School Boys High School Girls
Sat, Aug 17
U8/2012 Boys U10/2010 Boys U12/2008 Boys U14/2006 Boys U8/2012 Girls U10/2010 Girls U12/2008 Girls U14/2006 Girls
Sun, Aug 18
Men’s Open (18+ yrs) Men’s Over-30 yrs Men’s Over-40 Yrs Women’s Open (18+ yrs) Women’s Over-30 Yrs
WFP Spring Breakfast
The Heritage Americal Civic Center came alive on the morning of June 5, as volunteers, donors, and friends of the Wakefield Food Pantry gathered to celebrate another year of serving neighbors in need. Guests enjoyed a continental breakfast while watching a slide show featuring the daily workings of the Pantry, and were advised to check the walls for posters featuring key facts and statistics about food insecurity in general and the Pantry in particular.
Executive Director Maureen Miller thanked those who have contributed to the success of the Pantry, either by volunteering or donating and stressed the need for continued support. Board Chair Melissa Lowry offered a summary of the Food Pantry’s activities during the year,