Libby Food Pantry gets a big lift from LOR Foundation
The dedicated volunteers at the Libby Food Pantry served more than 250 food-insecure households, providing nearly 140,000 pounds of food to local Libby families. (Taylor Resch/The Western News)
For many years Libby Food Pantry and its volunteers have been a safe haven and blessing for many families and individuals throughout the community.
The nonprofit, which has no paid employees, is an all-volunteer operation whose members donate their time and talents. In 2023, they served more than 250 food-insecure households, providing nearly 140,000 pounds of food to local Libby families.
The pantry, through its Back Pack Program, bought, packaged and distributed food to about 120 food insecure kids at participating local schools.
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