Our Mission to the Most Vulnerable: Seniors At Bread of Life our idea of success is when someone doesn’t need us anymore. No one should be constantly food insecure and have to visit a pantry to supplement their food needs. Part of our mission is to help our recipients connect with jobs, affordable housing, and other services so that they can become independent and have a better quality of life. Our mission is to share the love of God with those in need, especially the most

Two dedicated Fathers - Pasquale and Mitch - serving their neighbors This Father's Day, we want to thank the fathers, grandfathers, uncles, and father figures who faithfully serve at Bread of Life. Week after week, you show up with willing hands and caring hearts to help our neighbors in need. Whether you are rescuing food, stocking shelves, carrying bags, making deliveries, or simply taking time to encourage someone who is struggling, you are making a difference. We also rec

Sue Wexler teaching 5th grade students at Osborn School At Bread of Life, we believe that investing in the next generation begins by teaching compassion and creating opportunities for young people to put that compassion into action. As part of our mission to serve our community and share God's love in practical ways, our Director of Community Outreach, Sue Wexler spends time in local schools helping students understand the reality of food insecurity and how they can make a d

Rammy, Courtney, Cameron, and Xander have been volunteering with The Bread of Life for more than ten years. After moving to Rye, they began looking for a way to serve together as a family. They quickly discovered that many organizations don’t allow young children to volunteer. The Bread of Life was one of the few places that welcomed their whole family, so they jumped in and got involved right away. Over the years, the Harwoods have served in a variety of ways—raising funds,