GREENFIELD — Greenfield Cooperative Bank announced a community-wide food drive to benefit Stone Soup Café, a vital resource serving more than 100 households in Greenfield each week. The drive aims to replenish the café’s shelves with nonperishable food items.

Stone Soup Café plays a crucial role in providing access to necessary resources for local families. To support its ongoing efforts, Greenfield Cooperative Bank is calling on the community to donate unopened, non-perishable pantry items throughout November and December.

“Stone Soup Café embodies what makes Greenfield so special,” said Cindy Gonzalez, branch manager at the Greenfield branch office. “Neighbors coming together to take care of one another. Our team is honored to support their work and help ensure everyone has access to the food and essentials they need this winter.”

Donations of the following items are greatly appreciated:

Nuts, dried fruit, rice, lentils, pasta and pasta sauce, protein bars, instant coffee, jerky, shelf-stable dairy, gluten-free bread, and shelf-stable microwave meals.

Donations can be dropped off at the Greenfield Cooperative Bank branches located at 63 Federal St., Greenfield, or 277 Federal St., Greenfield, through Dec. 31.

GREENFIELD — Greenfield Cooperative Bank announced a community-wide food and hygiene drive to benefit Stone Soup Café, a resource serving more than 100 households in Greenfield each week. The drive aims to replenish the café’s shelves with essential groceries and personal-care items.

Stone Soup Café plays a crucial role in providing access to necessary resources for local families. To support their ongoing efforts, Greenfield Cooperative Bank is calling on the community to donate unopened pantry items and personal-care products throughout the month of April.

“Stone Soup Café is a cornerstone of our community, offering critical support to those facing food insecurity and hygiene challenges,” said Jackie Charron, senior vice president of Strategy & Implementation at Greenfield Cooperative Bank. “We are proud to partner with them and invite our neighbors to join us in making a tangible difference.”

Donations of the following items are appreciated: unopened pantry items, personal-care items, toothpaste, soap, deodorant, and socks. Donations can be dropped off through April 30 at the Greenfield Cooperative Bank branches at 63 Federal St. and 277 Federal St.