Keystone

With food insecurity a growing problem for many of our neighbors, the Minnesota Foodshare March Campaign (begun by churches in 1982) has become the largest grassroots food and fund drive in Minnesota, supplying local food shelves across the state.

We began collecting non-perishable donations during March as part of this program, but we have found that the need for donations continues throughout the year. Therefore we welcome donations year-round in the Keystone donations box on the pew outside of the office. They will be delivered to Keystone Community Food Center on University Avenue, where they are directly available for clients each weekday or put on a food truck which travels to other area locations. Suggested donations include peanut butter, canned meats, hygiene supplies, or pet food. Monetary donations are also encouraged through the Keystone Community Services website (keystoneservices.org).