Stewpot Community Services, Inc.

📚☀️ Join us this summer for a unique series of Joint Book Studies hosted by Stewpot, Shower Power, and Grace Place!

Together, we’ll explore how our faith shapes our practices of hospitality and compassion. Each month, we’ll gather at a different ministry location for discussion, fellowship, and a brief tour of the host organization’s work in our community.

Led by Rev. Lori Till of Galloway UMC, these conversations offer an opportunity to learn, connect, and grow alongside others who are passionate about faith in action.

🍽️ Light lunch available for $10.
📍 It’s a “moveable feast” — a new location each month!
✅ RSVP today at stewpot.org/bookstudy or scan the QR code on the event flyer.

Hello, everyone! 💚 The Stewpot Food Pantry is running especially low on the following items: Baked beans, pork & beans, canned chicken, canned kidney beans, canned mixed vegetables, ramen noodles, canned fruit, sugar, and cereal.

If you’re able to help, donations can be dropped off at Stewpot Monday–Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Weekend drop-offs are also welcome during Dining Hall hours:
Saturday: 12–1 p.m.
Sunday: 1–2 p.m.

Unable to make it to Stewpot? You can send pantry items directly to us through our Amazon Wish List. Shop and ship donations here: https://www.amazon.com/registries/gl/guest-view/14VG36CP6CY5U

Thank you all so much!

This is what fellowship looks like: come as you are. Sitting together. Creating together. Laughing in the moment.

At HeARTWorks, art becomes more than expression—it becomes connection. A space where people come as they are and are welcomed fully.

No expectations. Just presence, creativity, and community. 💚

This is what presence looks like: here & attentive.

In our After-School Program, volunteers don’t just help with homework—they create space for kids and teens to feel seen, heard, and supported.

Because sometimes, the most important thing you can give is your full attention. 💚

This is what care looks like: details noticed.

A fresh haircut. A listening ear. Taking the time to see someone fully. Our volunteers understand that care goes beyond basic needs—it’s found in the small moments that restore dignity and remind someone they matter.

Because sometimes, the smallest details make the biggest difference. 💚

This is what service looks like. Sleeves rolled up and ready.

In the Community Kitchen, our volunteers step in wherever they’re needed—chopping, stirring, serving, cleaning—doing the work that keeps meals going out day after day. It’s not always easy. It’s not always seen. But it always matters. 💚

💚 Volunteer Appreciation Month 2026 💚

This is what commitment looks like.
It looks like early mornings and full hands.
It looks like stocking shelves, unloading cars, and making space for what’s needed next.
It looks like volunteers who show up—again and again—so our neighbors can count on what’s here.

Day after day, our volunteers make that possible. Happy Volunteer Appreciation Month! 🫶

Happy Friday, friends! 💚Our Food Pantry is running especially low on the following items: canned fruit (peaches, fruit cocktail, and pears), mixed vegetables, grits, oatmeal, crackers, cream of mushroom soup, cream of chicken soup, and canned greens.

If you’re able to help, donations can be dropped off at Stewpot Monday–Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Weekend drop-offs are also welcome during Dining Hall hours:
Saturday: 12–1 p.m.
Sunday: 1–2 p.m.

Unable to make it to Stewpot? You can send pantry items directly to us through our Amazon Wish List. Shop and ship donations here: https://www.amazon.com/registries/gl/guest-view/14VG36CP6CY5U?ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_ggr-subnav-share_JCEGV1QR8G452DMZCNZD

Thank you all so much!

Together in 2025, our community turned compassion into action—meeting urgent needs, strengthening families, and creating pathways toward stability for our neighbors. This video highlights what we accomplished together through your generosity and support. 💚

2025 Impact Together in 2025, our community turned compassion into action—meeting urgent needs, strengthening families, and creating pathways toward stability for our ne...