Ending Hunger in Maryland

Our partnership with the Maryland Food Bank reflects our commitment to living out our faith through action.

Together, we are working to fight hunger, strengthen our community, and bring hope to those in need.

By combining resources and compassion, we aim to ensure that no Marylander goes without the nourishment they deserve.

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We have proudly partnered with:

The Maryland Food Bank is a nonprofit working to end hunger in Maryland. They distribute food through community partners, educate on nutrition, and support innovative programs to strengthen communities and create a hunger-free future.

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The Anne Arundel County Food Bank is a nonprofit fighting hunger in Anne Arundel County. They provide food through local partners, offer essential resources, and support programs that help families in need, working toward a healthier, hunger-free community.

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What we need

Metropolitan United Methodist Church
548 Queenstown Road, Severn, MD 21144

Donations are collected on the Thursday before the 3rd Friday

Food Items

Non-perishable foods that help provide nutritious meals.

Food Items:
• Canned vegetables (e.g., corn, green beans, carrots)
• Canned fruits (e.g., peaches, pineapple, applesauce)
• Canned soups and stews
• Peanut butter and nut butters
• Boxed pasta (e.g., spaghetti, macaroni)
• Pasta sauces (e.g., marinara, alfredo)
• Canned beans (e.g., black beans, kidney beans)
• Packaged rice (e.g., white, brown, flavored)
• Instant noodles (e.g., ramen, cup noodles)
• Breakfast cereals (e.g., oatmeal, granola)
• Shelf-stable milk (e.g., powdered, boxed)
• Boxed meal kits (e.g., mac and cheese, rice sides)
• Canned meats (e.g., tuna, chicken, spam)
• Crackers and biscuits
• Granola bars and protein bars
• Instant coffee and tea bags
• Jams, jellies, and honey
• Cooking oils (e.g., vegetable, olive)

Non-Food Items

Hygiene and household essentials to assist families in need.

Non-Food Items:
• Paper towels and napkins
• Toilet paper
• Toothpaste and toothbrushes
• Bar soap and body wash
• Shampoo and conditioner
• Laundry detergent (small or travel sizes)
• Feminine hygiene products (e.g., pads, tampons)

MUMC’s contribution to Maryland families

Meals Provided

1,500
per year

Volunteer Hours

500
per year

Already made a contribution?

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The MUMC food bank point of contact is Deaconess Gertrude Dailey