Feed My Sheep Food Cupboard

07/10/2026

Definitely worth checking out!

07/04/2026

Happy 4th of July!

07/04/2026

06/15/2026

Mike has been volunteering with Feed My Sheep since 2017. As self-described “marketing director,” he arranges overstocked items in organized displays so that people can easily see what’s available, and sometimes assists clients in unloading their shopping carts into their vehicles. Mike often also has a joke to share, bringing smiles to people’s faces.

In his work with the food cupboard, he really enjoys seeing how appreciative so many of our clients are, remembering that on one Thanksgiving distribution day, an elderly woman was nearly in tears with gratitude. In addition, he notices that as needy as people are, they are considerate, taking only what they will be able to use.

06/12/2026

Today we received a generous donation of items collected by the Slippery Rock High School Interact Club. The club helps with and coordinates community service projects in conjunction with the Prospect, Portersville, and Slippery Rock Rotary Clubs.
Club officers in the photo are: back row left to right:
Jiselle Vinroe (Vice-President), Ryleigh Cornelius (Treasurer), Ashley Ragan (President)
Front Row left to right:
Morgan Huntington (Recording Secretary), Reagan Yova (Corresponding Secretary).
We are grateful for the efforts of these young members of our community!

05/15/2026

Pat has been a volunteer at Feed My Sheep for three years, after having moved from Michigan, where she had previous food cupboard experience. Here in Slippery Rock, she helps stock our shelves and assists clients as they pick out foods and other items they want. Favorite aspects of her experience here include meeting and working with other volunteers. Making new acquaintances among the helpers and guests has made her feel like a part of the community. Pat notes that she appreciates all of the work people do, a lot of it done behind the scenes and not highly visible, which benefits so many people!

05/07/2026

Yesterday we were pleased to accept the proceeds from the April 17th Empty Bowls event. Slippery Rock High School student Greyson Thomas, his sister Genevieve, and Mr. Troy Parish, high school art teacher, presented the donation to Carol Lambert. Greyson coordinated the project, for which Slippery Rock and Allegheny College art students created approximately 300 ceramic bowls to be filled with soup made by North Country Brewing Co and served at their taproom location, and The Greg Brady Orchestra provided music. We are so appreciative of the many ways our community comes together to support our efforts!

04/17/2026

Tonight!

We're proud to host Empty Bowls at the North Country Brewing Co.'s Taproom tonight rom 5–9PM — a project by Greyson Thomas in partnership with Slippery Rock High School, benefiting the Feed My Sheep Food Cupboard.

Here's how it works: purchase a handmade ceramic bowl crafted by Slippery Rock High School students and local artists, and it comes with a serving of soup — a simple but powerful reminder that not everyone's bowl is always full.

Plus, enjoy live music from The Greg Brady Orchestra from 6–9PM! 🎶

📅 April 17th | 5–9PM
📍 North Country Taproom | 111 Arrowhead Drive, Unit B, Slippery Rock, PA 16057