


Charlotte Food Shelf, Inc.
Mission Statement Eligibility Schedule Assistance Contact Us Other Resources Ways To Give Board of Directors
Our community is committed to provide support to our neighbors
with food and assistance.






The Charlotte Food Shelf is an all volunteer organization supported by the Charlotte Congregational Church, Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Church and the Charlotte Community. It is located in the Congregational Church vestry at:
403 Church Hill Road
Charlotte, Vermont 05445
Mission Statement
Charlotte Food Shelf, Inc. is a non profit striving to provide nutritious food to those residing in Charlotte, Vermont or North Ferrisburgh, Vermont.
Eligibility Requirement for Patrons
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A community member of Charlotte or North Ferrisburgh
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Registration with proof of residency is required on second visit to Food Shelf.
Proof of Residency provided by a current invoice, such as a utility bill, which verifies name, address and residency of patron.
Schedule
The Food Shelf is open every Wednesday from 4–6 p.m.
If the weather is bad on Wednesday, hours will be moved to the next day, Thursday, 4–6 p.m.
For emergency food assistance, see Contact Information below.
Assistance
The Food Shelf provides the following types of assistance based on available funds:
Adult Preventative Dental Care Assistance
Emergency Heating Assistance
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Fuel
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Electric
Children’s Assistance Program
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Non marking sneakers for PE at school
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Winter clothing
Emergency Assistance Grants
Emergencies outside the scope of established programs may receive assistance based on circumstances and funds available.
Application for Grant Assistance (Forms are also available at the Food Shelf)
Applicants must reside in Charlotte or North Ferrisburgh and be registered for food assistance with the Charlotte Food Shelf.
Please mail or bring applications to the food shelf
Charlotte Food Shelf, Inc.
P.O. Box 83
Charlotte, VT 05445
Contact Information
For Emergency Food, call John: 802-425-3130
For Information, call: 802-425-3252
Other Resources
The Vermont 2-1-1 database contains detailed descriptions of programs and services available to Vermonters that are provided by local community groups, social service and health-related agencies, government organizations, and others.
3SquaresVT can help you stretch your food budget so you can put three healthy meals on your table every day.
Ways To Give
Monetary Donations
Until further notice, please give to the food shelf by sending a check only.
Thank you very much.
Charlotte Food Shelf, Inc.
Post Office Box 83
Charlotte, VT 05445
Thank you for understanding our need to keep everyone as safe as possible.
Volunteer
The Food Shelf welcomes volunteers to assist with:
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Food distribution
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Food Shopping
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Special projects throughout the year
For information please call: 425-3252
Board of Directors
Karen Doris, President,
Nancy Bloch, Vice President,
Cindy Tyler, Treasurer,
Peggy Sharpe, Secretary,
Peter Richardson, Director,
Cindi Robinson, Director,
Michael Russell, Director,


The Food Shelf is open every Wednesday from 4–6 p.m.
If the weather is bad on Wednesday, hours will be moved to the next day, Thursday, 4–6 p.m.
For emergency food assistance, see Contact Information below.