Food delivery & Back Door Food Pantry
"A true believer does not eat to his satisfaction and sleep comfortably while his neighbor is hungry” – Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)
As you are no doubt aware, people are in very difficult times and many people are having trouble making ends meet. Hunger is a growing problem in our community, and across the nation. Muslim Social Services (MSS) is excited to announce that we have joined forces with, The Back Door Food Pantry (BDFP), those purpose is to address the issue of hunger in Washtenaw County.
We also "drive & deliver" food to single mother families & Elderly.
Currently We are seeking volunteers to assist with these efforts
The Back Door Food Pantry (BDFP) is a joint effort of three different faiths; St. Clair Episcopal Church, Temple Beth Emmeth Congregation, and Muslim Social Services. Together, our goal is to reduce hunger amongst area residents. The pantry is entirely staffed by volunteers, and cannot function with these much appreciated efforts
We also "drive & deliver" food to single mother families & Elderly.
Currently We are seeking volunteers to assist with these efforts
The Back Door Food Pantry (BDFP) is a joint effort of three different faiths; St. Clair Episcopal Church, Temple Beth Emmeth Congregation, and Muslim Social Services. Together, our goal is to reduce hunger amongst area residents. The pantry is entirely staffed by volunteers, and cannot function with these much appreciated efforts
Items Needed
Back Door Food Pantry
Personal care & Hygiene Items:
NON-Perishable food items
YOU MAY ALSO MAKE MONETARY DONATIONS
Make checks payable to: “Muslim Social Services” and include “Food Pantry” in the memo
FOR MORE INFORMATION, CALL 734-206-2239
- Shampoo and conditioner
- Toothpaste, dental floss and toothbrushes
- Deodorant, soap or body wash
- Lotions (especially in the winter months)
NON-Perishable food items
- Peanut butter
- Spices
- Canned vegetables and fruits (low salt and sugar if possible)
- Tuna and other canned meats (NO PORK)
- Beans of all kinds (NO PORK)
- Soups and sauces
- Dry goods: flour, sugar, baking mixes beans, rice, pasta, etc.
- Cereal (both hot and cold)
- Coffee and tea
YOU MAY ALSO MAKE MONETARY DONATIONS
Make checks payable to: “Muslim Social Services” and include “Food Pantry” in the memo
FOR MORE INFORMATION, CALL 734-206-2239
Volunteering for BDFP
Volunteers are needed in the following shift:
- Thursday afternoon from 4:00pm to 7:00pm
What does a volunteer do?
Thursday afternoon from 4:00 to 7:00 pm
Volunteers assist patrons with gathering food and moving the line through the pantry as smoothly as possible. Also, as needed, volunteers re-shelve food, inventory what is needed and assist with light clean-up at the end of the shift.
Thursday afternoon from 4:00 to 7:00 pm
Volunteers assist patrons with gathering food and moving the line through the pantry as smoothly as possible. Also, as needed, volunteers re-shelve food, inventory what is needed and assist with light clean-up at the end of the shift.
How to become a volunteer for BDFP?
It is very simple! You can just show up at the following address on Thursdays
by 3:45 - 4:00 pm
St. Clares Back Door Food Pantry
2309 Packard Street
Ann Arbor, MI-48104
The volunteers representing MSS are also required to work in a team with team leader to conduct food drive among Muslim Community of Ann Arbor (MCA) to donate to Food Gatherers.
If you have any questions or would like more information, please call Muslim Social Services at 734-206-2239
by 3:45 - 4:00 pm
St. Clares Back Door Food Pantry
2309 Packard Street
Ann Arbor, MI-48104
The volunteers representing MSS are also required to work in a team with team leader to conduct food drive among Muslim Community of Ann Arbor (MCA) to donate to Food Gatherers.
If you have any questions or would like more information, please call Muslim Social Services at 734-206-2239
