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Beverly Bootstraps

Pantry #8087

In response to the needs of our community, the Beverly Bootstraps Food Pantry was started in 1992 by the parishioners at the First Baptist Church. Since then our services have grown tremendously to meet the ongoing needs of the community. In addition to providing food to those in need, we strive to educate our food pantry visitors about the benefits of healthy eating on a budget. We do this by providing cooking and shopping classes that show our clients how to shop and prepare healthy meals for their families.

This listing was last updated May 30, 2017

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Hours are in EDT. Hours updated 5 years ago

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35 Park Street, Beverly, MA 01915, USA Get Directions

Phone

9789271561
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Point of Contact

Stephanie Tyler

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