Franklin County Community Meals Program

Our Story

The Franklin County Community Meals Program was established in March 1984 by a dedicated social justice group at All Souls Unitarian Church. This initiative invited various organizations to collaborate in providing free meals for those in need within Franklin County. The first community meal was served in Greenfield in July 1984, marking the beginning of a compassionate journey. By February 1989, FCCMP proudly acquired its 501(c)(3) non-profit status, allowing it to expand its reach and services.

Impact

Today, FCCMP provides over 25,000 free meals annually to food-insecure individuals across Franklin County. With multiple meal sites and food pantries, the organization has established programs that enhance food access, including home delivery services and a mobile food bank.

Why Donate?

Your generous donations to FCCMP play a crucial role in alleviating hunger in the community. Contributions support vital community-driven initiatives, ensuring that food-insecure individuals receive essential meals and supplies. Every dollar makes a difference in the lives of neighbors in need.

Get Involved

Join the fight against hunger in Franklin County! Donate cryptocurrency or cash today to support FCCMP's mission. Your contribution helps provide meals and food security for those who need it most. Together, we can foster a spirit of community and support.