The meals on wheels are not accepting any new clients per another agency…read more Of course the management at Feedmore can't be reached to verify this information. After some of these comments I can see why. Might add i donated to this organization for 25 years. The one that spoke highly doesn't sound like she has had any experience with being hungry. Now when I read the daughter's experience I am wondering what food the meals on wheels is preparing. Some of the food comes to us smelling and looking funny.

If you have extra dry goods, canned goods, peanut butter, cereal, or any other foodstuffs, consider…read moredonating to this amazing local community food bank. Many businesses and individuals alike have chosen this establishment as their charity to help combat hunger. Feel free to research their commitment to feeding those in need. The review from Wyatt G. is insightful and detailed, so please check it out. I cannot improve on his words but I was inspired to leave an additional review as our family supports this worthy cause.

Feedmore is now open and operating at their brand new facility! The Feedmore team helps nourish…read morethose in need with food. They offer meeting spaces and plenty of opportunities to volunteer. They also take food donations. Check them out

From the owner: Feed More is Central Virginia's core hunger-relief organization…read more We collect, prepare and distribute food to neighbors experiencing food insecurity across 29 counties and 5 cities in Central Virginia. Our comprehensive programs and distribution network of more than 380 partners are dedicated to providing nourishment and hope to our neighbors facing hunger. Get help or give help at FeedMore.org.

A very friendly church, I was sitting in the back and the pastor came and actually spoke to me…read morebefore worship. I filled out a visitor's card and a member of the church called me to thank me for coming. I think the Church has been a welcoming place for Burmese Refugees, who seem to be incorporated into the life of the church. Not quite sure what sort of Baptist Church it is. They also have Godly play for preschool age kids on Wednesday evening after their Wednesday dinners. The Church is not liturgical like Methodist, Catholic, or Episcopal churches. More liturgical than non-denominational churches I have been to.

This is a great inner city church. The people are friendly. Worship is traditional and very well…read moredone, but not so formal that one worries about doing it right. They have activities for children and teenagers and large number of members were born outside the United States.

Capital one Cafe located on the ground floor of short pump mall. Very welcoming vibes. You see…read moretheir logo everywhere. Nice lounge design, regular tables and high tables. ATM at the back (a must). Drink menu and pastry on display. Got a unsweetened black ice tea. Good for the hot day. If you used Capital one card to purchase, it's 50% off. Great promotion and nice surprise for us.

This cafe is located on the ground level of Short Pump Town Center. The cafe is very pretty with…read morelots of sitting space all around. At the back, there's an ATM and banking customer service location. In the cafe, they serve bunch of drinks, bakery snacks and sandwiches. For some hand crafted drinks, they offered 50% discount when paying with Capital One credit or debit card. But there's no restroom at the cafe. We went to the cafe to take a break from the heat wave outside. The supervisor at the store was very welcoming, greeting every guest who was walking in. I ordered their summer special Island Spritz drink and got the 50% discount for using my CO card. The drink was ready in a minute. Super quick service. The staff members were patient and friendly at the register. I liked the drink a lot, could totally taste the pineapple and the coconut flavors in the drink. While resting at the store, we also found they had some DIY Pinwheels for free. Overall had a wonderful time chilling at the cafe.

I have been volunteering at the FRFB, in several capacities, for about two years and believe that…read morethey do a spectacular job of helping to provide much needed food and supplies to our areas needy families. Thankfully, our local citizens are very supportive of these efforts.

From the owner: You can contact our volunteer coordinator, Dominique Thomas, for ways that you can get involved…read morewith our organization at (540) 371-7666 x 131 or at dthomas@fredfood.org

Love to come volunteer here, it really is a great way to connect with the community and give backread more

Volunteered today and had a good time in the warehouse, packing boxes to be sent to shelters. We…read moremoved so fast that we finished the shift in 2 hours!

I had the amazing opportunity of volunteering here w the Lockheed Martin special projects team back…read morein the fall and I'm looking forward to many more personal volunteer experiences during weekends of dedicating time to such a great cause. Maryland Food Bank thrives off of weekend volunteer hours for packers in their conveyor belt area to box canned goods and boxed foods as they'd otherwise have to bill these hours to payroll. I enjoyed myself and even got in a little cardio as the belt moved more and more foodstuffs through. I was in charge of canned veggies and boy were there lots of them. It was a good time and I can't wait to go back!

The Chesterfield Food Bank & Outreach Center is all about giving back to our community, supporting…read morethose in need with food, emergency resources, and guidance as needed. The team and the services that they provide there are top notch and their food is only the highest of quality for those who can use a little help in hard times. Anyone who says anything to the contrary is simply wrong. What you will find during any distribution event is love, understanding and support! The amount of people and families that they help every week to get back on their feet is a testament to their mission of providing a hand up to those in need. See the services below that might help your neighbor, a friend or a even a family ........ then please get involved in this wonderfully fulfilling organization! - Support for Un-housed - Adult Care Services/Clothing - Emergency Walk-ins - Employment Assistance - Homebound Services - Rehabilitation/Mental Health Services - Infant Essentials - Transportation - Domestic Violence Support - Government Service Assistance Chesterfield Food Bank & Outreach Center: 12211 Iron Bridge Road Chester, VA 23831 (804) 414-8885 info.cfboc@gmail.com Here are a few core numbers behind Chesterfield Food Bank Outreach Center in 2024 alone: 2,719,616 lbs of food distributed 2,175,692 meals provided to neighbors in need 52,391 households engaged through Outreach Programs & Partnerships Assistance 65,827 Volunteer hours in service of Chesterfield County

In today's economy we all might need some help sometime. So the Chesterfield food bank is here to…read moreprovide 5 days of emergency food. They also provide alternative locations to help you get through. They thrive to make sure no one is hungry.

We volunteer here every year. And every year we learn something new about each other. This year our…read moreteamwork was out of this world we sorted and packaged over 8300 meals. That was such a blessing to see so many meals that will help families in their time of need. We even had fun being in the warehouse, making up songs and figuring out how to ration this food if the walking dead decides to happen lol. Being able to give back without hearing others complain is so rewarding. You end up seeing how big your coworkers hearts are when sweating is not a thing to them because making these food bags is more important. We love the Virginia Foodbank employees and I want to personally thank Tracy for guiding us through our volunteer days!

I am very pleased with the food bank I go to on Pembroke Ave. plenty of vegetables and fruits,…read morewhich I quit buying to cut back on cost. The Food Bank helps me to have a more balanced diet which I truly appreciate.