Good Food Box Program Paused in September

There will be no Good Food Box delivery to any of the depots during the month of September. If you paid for September, that will go forward to October. For those who have paid through to December, that will now move over to January.
The Community Development Council of Quinte didn't get the much needed funding they were hoping for, so they will close for September while they revise and revamp their program. They will be back in October, however the date is unknown.
Also, the CDC is looking for volunteers for packing bags on delivery days, and they need truck drivers. Please see Elaine for more information
The Community Development Council of Quinte didn't get the much needed funding they were hoping for, so they will close for September while they revise and revamp their program. They will be back in October, however the date is unknown.
Also, the CDC is looking for volunteers for packing bags on delivery days, and they need truck drivers. Please see Elaine for more information
About the Program...

Our church is the depot for the Good Food Box program under the leadership of Elaine Moore. Orders can be taken Wednesdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Marmora Pentecostal Church.
Orders must be paid by the first Wednesday of the month and will be available for pickup the third Wednesday of the month.
The Good Food Box
The Good Food Box program is offered in partnership with the Community Development Council of Quinte based in Belleville. The GFB program offers everyone the opportunity to purchase fresh fruits and vegetables at a low cost. Helping you to eat healthy and save money too.
The fresh veggies and fruit come in brown paper shopping bags. A large brown bag of veggies is $10 and a smaller brown bag of fruit is $5.
For more information, please click on the brochure below.
Orders must be paid by the first Wednesday of the month and will be available for pickup the third Wednesday of the month.
The Good Food Box
The Good Food Box program is offered in partnership with the Community Development Council of Quinte based in Belleville. The GFB program offers everyone the opportunity to purchase fresh fruits and vegetables at a low cost. Helping you to eat healthy and save money too.
The fresh veggies and fruit come in brown paper shopping bags. A large brown bag of veggies is $10 and a smaller brown bag of fruit is $5.
For more information, please click on the brochure below.

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Good Baby Box
The Good Baby Box is open each Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Marmora Pentecostal Church.
The Good Baby Box program is designed to allow anyone the opportunity to stretch your baby supply budget by purchasing items for your child at a reduced cost. The Good Baby Box is available for $6.50. It includes 20 diapers (from newborn to Size 6) plus one specialty item... Wipes, shampoo, powder, Zinc cream, pacifiers, baby wash, baby soap, bubble bath, baby lotion, Vaseline, etc. We also offer access to infant formula at a reduced cost as a nutritious alternative to breast milk for parents who are unable to, or have chosen not to, breastfeed. Enfamil powdered formula is $22 per can. The kiddie closet (shown right) offers free clothes from infant to toddler and is available to all. ![]()
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