Same doors. Every week.
A direct delivery route for 10 families already in our program. Smaller and closer-knit than the host church’s own larger Saturday distribution, which reaches roughly 200 families entirely on its own.
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Exact delivery day and time are confirmed with each route’s volunteers. Sign up to drive a route →
Three moments, one delivery.
Groceries get sorted and boxed per household. What a family actually needs — not a one-size bag for everyone.
Volunteers drive the route directly to each door. The same 10 families, so it’s a familiar face each week, not a rotating roster.
A few minutes at the door to see how the week’s going. Often the only visit some families get.
Ten families, every week, no exceptions. That consistency is the whole point.
Our host church runs a much larger Saturday distribution — roughly 200 families, entirely on its own. That’s a different kind of work, and both matter.
This route is deliberately small so the same volunteers keep showing up, and the same families see a face they recognize. Trust builds instead of resetting every time.
A small, steady crew.
The same households each week, so trust builds instead of resetting every time. New volunteers ride along before they drive alone.
Ten doors, every week. Drive, pack, or give.
All three keep the route running. Pick whichever fits your week.