The Little Free Pantry project is like a ray of sunshine, brightening neighborhoods with acts of kindness and generosity.
Inspired by the success of Little Free Libraries, these tiny boxes are popping up across America, filled with food and school supplies for anyone in need.
Started by Jessica McClard in 2016 in Fayetteville, Arkansas, these pantries have since multiplied, thanks to caring individuals who want to make a difference in their communities.
What’s even better? You don’t need to be in poverty to use them. They’re there for everyone to share and give back.
Unlike traditional food kitchens with set hours and rules, these pantries are open 24/7, offering a convenient solution for anyone nearby.
Jessica McClard shared her vision of the pantry being a place for everyone, not just those in dire need.
She even added fun items like bubbles and jump ropes to …
