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Charlotte meals pantry expands as neighborhood want grows

By Editorial Board Published September 23, 2025 3 Min Read
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Charlotte meals pantry expands as neighborhood want grows

CHARLOTTE, Mich (WLNS) – September is Starvation Motion Month, a time acknowledged each nationally and regionally by the Metropolis of Charlotte, targeted on constructing hunger-free communities.

“Hunger is something that never leaves,” said Amanda Thompson, executive director of Helping Hands Food Pantry. “We tend to think of it during the holidays, but it’s something that is with us all days of the year.”

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Over time, she’s devoted her life to serving to these in want—so this month is de facto no completely different for her. 

“Once we all work collectively to place these puzzle items collectively, then we’re in a position to combat [hunger],” stated Thompson. 

Serving to Palms says the variety of individuals it serves has grown by 30% in recent times. As the necessity is rising, so are the amenities.

Thompson says the enlargement will deliver more room for the issues the neighborhood wants most. The group says it’s planning a 60×52-foot, $400,000 enlargement to the present facility. This may basically double house for dry, refrigerated, and frozen storage and produce alternatives for extra neighborhood partnerships. 

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“Once we designed this place we supposed to retailer or home a 30-day provide of meals. We’re now down to at least one week,” stated Thompson. 

The undertaking is anticipated to interrupt floor subsequent 12 months. 

This Saturday, the pantry is placing on its annual Harvest Gathering Pageant on the AL!VE venue in Charlotte.

“We are all hands-on deck,” said Thompson. “Whether it’s planning or prepping, there’s so many pieces that are going on right now. It takes all of our crew working together to make it happen.”

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The fundraiser will characteristic carnival video games, face portray, a “touch a truck” with the Charlotte Hearth Division, and extra. 

“We’ve had over 400 people the last two years so we’re excited to see what this year brings,” stated Thompson.

So, should you’re searching for some Saturday enjoyable, and a method to give your neighborhood a serving to hand, take into account taking the household over to the competition, set to run from 5 p.m. till 8 p.m. on Saturday Sept. 27 at 800 W. Lawrence Ave. 

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