It is a new food pantry for neighbors and families in Bethlehem.
BETHLEHEM, N.Y. (NEWS10) — Girl Scout Troop 1737’s Junior Girl Scouts unveiled the new Little Free Pantry at Bethlehem Town Hall on Thursday at 5 p.m. It is a new food pantry for neighbors and families in Bethlehem.
Photo of the Little Free Pantry, courtesy of Girl Scout Troop 1737.
Six of the scouts presented the pantry with the entire troop filling it as a part of their year-long community service project. These scouts have examined the importance of food access and the role of the town’s existing food pantry in supporting those in need, leading to this grand opening.
The Town’s Senior Services Department and the Town Highway Department approved the scouts to place the pantry in the Town Hall. Curtis Lumber of Delmar supplied all the materials for construction and Infamous Graphics of Colonie donated the signs.
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